It should look like the screenshot below:Ĭonfigure your machine selection and managed action as needed. It is not intrusive to the OS, nor the network settings. I actively try to avoid any other VPN client because of how reliable, fast, and easy to use the Cisco An圜onnect VPN client truly is. Choose "Override Default Installation" on the command section and enter "ngsetup64_en.exe -silent - f=ngsetup.ini" in the field. It is the easiest and cleanest VPN client that I have used.Choose the Aventail Connect software item from the drop down menu.Create a new Managed Installation under the Distribution tab.
#SONICWALL SSL VPN CLIENT SETTINGS ZIP FILE#
#SONICWALL SSL VPN CLIENT SETTINGS INSTALL#
Run the install with the following command "ngsetup64_en.exe -silent -f=ngsetup.ini" As long as the INI file is in the same folder as the installer you do not need to specify the full path to the INI file. Keep the customized INI file in the same folder as the EXE. Once your INI file is modified you are ready to distribute the package.
"ngvpn.msi" and "ngsetup.ini"įor unattended installation and configuration with your custom settings you will need to modify the INI file using the instructions from the SonicWall administrators guide. Once expanded, you will have 2 new files. The following versions: 6.0, 5.5 and 5.0 are the most frequently downloaded ones. The latest version of the software can be installed on PCs running Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10, 32-bit. SonicWALL SSL-VPN NetExtender belongs to Internet & Network Tools. (Ideally this path should be the same as the location of the main EXE file.) SonicWALL SSL-VPN NetExtender 6.0.176.1 is available as a free download on our software library. Once the file is downloaded it can be expanded by running the following command from the containing directory You can obtain a copy of the client from your SSL VPN server in the section shown below. You should have an installation file from your SonicWall for install such as "ngsetup64_en.exe". This video covers the configuration, download, install and use of NetExtender to connect SSLVPN to a SonicWall firewall.we are using local user as well as ac. Input the necessary DNS/WINS information and a DNS Suffix if SSL VPN Users need to find Domain resources by name.Įnable Create Client Connection Profile - The NetExtender client will create a connection profile recording the SSL VPN Server name, the Domain name and optionally the username and password.There is an alternate way to deploy this software from a blog post in 2010 The Client Settings tab allows the administrator to input DNS, WINS, and Suffix information while also controlling the caching of passwords, user names, and the behavior of the NetExtender client. Note: digging into the saved settings on Win 8.1, it appears to create an SSTP connection, and Im not sure. The NetExtender client routes are passed to all NetExtender clients and are used to govern which networks and resources remote users can access via the SSL VPN connection. For Windows 8.1, there is support built-in for Sonicwall SSL-VPN in the native Win 8.1 VPN client - you just pick 'Sonicwall' as the type when setting it up and enter the name (FQDN) or IP address of your Sonicwall gateway and off you go. The Client Routes tab allows the administrator to control what network access SSL VPN Users are allowed. and in the management settings, change back to SonicUI7, save the settings, come off the GUI and go back in to th firwall and the SSL VPN settings should be there, but as th GUI is screwed up for the SSL VPN section half of the settings e.g. Create the SSL VPN settings as you would in Gen 6, then go to diag.html. To restart your device, expand System and then click. Select Accept at the bottom, come off the GUI and log back again. If you are not prompted to restart your SonicWALL SSL VPN device, restart your device. On the top right of the System > Certificates page, click Apply. Set Network Address IP V4 as the Address Object you created earlier (SSLVPN Range). On the System > Certificates page, in the Server Certificates section, select the certificate that you want activated. on the LAN in this case) and which IPs will be given to connecting client.Ĭlick Configure for the Default Device Profile. Navigate to SSL VPN | Client Settings page.The SSL VPN | Client Settings page allows the administrator to configure the client address range information and NetExtender client settings, the most important being where the SSL-VPN will terminate (e.g. Set the SSL VPN Port, and Domain as desired. This indicates that SSL VPN Connections will be allowed on the WAN Zone. Navigate to SSL-VPN | Server Settings page.Ĭlick Red Bubble for WAN, it should become Green.
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