SonicWALL 5.8.1 Manuale Utente

Enable Transport Mode - Forces the IPsec negotiation to use Transport mode instead of 
Tunnel Mode. This has been introduced for compatibility with Nortel. When this option is 
enabled on the local firewall, it MUST be enabled on the remote firewall as well for the 
negotiation to succeed.

Require authentication of VPN clients by XAUTH - Requires that all inbound traffic on 
this VPN tunnel is from an authenticated user. 

User group for XAUTH users - Specifies the user group that will have access to this 
VPN if XAUTH is selected

Enable Windows Networking (NetBIOS) Broadcast - Allows access to remote network 
resources by browsing the Windows® Network Neighborhood.

Enable Multicast - Allows multicast traffic through the VPN tunnel.

Management via this SA - Allows remote users to log in to manage the SonicWALL 
through the VPN tunnel.

User login via this SA - Allows users to login using the SA.

VPN Policy bound to - Sets the interface the Tunnel Interface is bound to. This is x1 by 
default.

After you have successfully added a Tunnel Interface, you may then create a Static Route. 
Follow the procedures to create a Static Route for a Tunnel Interface:

Navigate to Network>Routing>Route Policies. Click the Add button. A dialogue window 
appears for adding Static Route. Note that the “Interface” dropdown menu lists all available 
tunnel interfaces.

If the “Auto-add Access Rule” option is selected, firewall rules are automatically added and 
traffic is allowed between the configured networks using tunnel interface.