SonicWALL NSA 250M series User manual

SonicOS 7

Getting Started Guide

for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

Contents

Introduction 4

NSa Series Overview 5

Deployment Options 5

Internet Edge Deployment 6

Medium and Distributed Enterprises 7

NSa Hardware Features 7

NSa System Requirements 9

NSsp 13700 Overview 11

Features 11

Connectivity, Port Density and Performance 11

Firmware Features 12

Hardware Features 13

Front Panel 13

Rear Panel 17

System Specifications 17

Determining the WAN Type 19

System Setup 21

Default Settings 21

System Startup 22

Basic Configuration 23

Registration and Licensing 23

Creating a MySonicWall Account 24

Setup Options 25

Zero Touch 25

Setting Up with NSM 25

Setting Up with SonicExpress 28

Setting Up with CLI 29

Running the Setup Wizard 30

Testing and Troubleshooting Connectivity 32

Testing Your Internet Connection 32

Troubleshooting your Internet Connection 32

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

Contents

Troubleshooting Your MGMT Connection 33

Troubleshooting Your LAN Connection 33

Using SafeMode 33

Migration Tool 34

About Migration 34

Using the Migration Tool 35

SonicWall Support 38

About This Document 39

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

Contents

Introduction

Today’s distributed IT—where end points are on premises, in the cloud, in the data center, at a branch office or in

a home office—is creating an unprecedented explosion of exposure across organizations. As the exposure

points to multiply, business risks continue to escalate, and each one needs to be protected from today’s

sophisticated threats. SonicWall offers several firewall models to suit your business.

The NSa Series offers a mid-range solution. They are designed for businesses having 250 users and up. With

cloud-based and on-box capabilities like TLS/SSL decryption and inspection, application intelligence and control,

secure SD-WAN, real-time visualization, and WLAN management, the NSa Series provides flexible, fast and

cost-effective security to keep the threats out.

To resolve similar challenges for enterprise-level customers, the SonicWall Network Security services platform

(NSsp) is a high-end firewall series delivering advanced threat protection and fast speeds demanded by large

enterprises, data centers and service providers. The NSsp 13700 is the enterprise firewall to replace existing NSa

9650 firewalls.

This document describes how to get started on one of the firewalls from the NSa Series or on the NSsp 13700.

These systems run classic SonicOS 7. It also includes information on how to migrate the configuration settings

from older firewalls to firewalls covered by this document.

NOTE: This document does not include information pertaining to the NSsp 15700. For more information

about that firewall, refer to SonicOSX7 NSsp 15700 Getting Started Guide.

Topics in this document include:

lNSa Series Overview

lNSsp 13700 Overview

lDetermining the WAN Type

lSystem Setup

lSetup Options

lRunning the Setup Wizard

lTesting and Troubleshooting Connectivity

lMigration Tool

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

Introduction

NSa Series Overview

The NSa Series offers a mid-range solution. They are designed for businesses having 250 users and up. With

cloud-based and on-box capabilities like TLS/SSL decryption and inspection, application intelligence and control,

secure SD-WAN, real-time visualization, and WLAN management, the NSa Series provides flexible, fast and

cost-effective security to keep the threats out.

The updated NSa Series has been built from the ground up with the latest hardware components, all designed to

deliver multi-gigabit threat prevention throughput — even for encrypted traffic. The firewalls support high port

density, including multiple 40 GbE and 10 GbE ports, hardware redundancy with high availability, and dual power

supplies, depending on the model.

This section describes how to get started on one of the firewalls from the NSa Series:

lDeployment Options

lNSa Hardware Features

lNSa System Requirements

Deployment Options

The NSa Series has two main deployment options for medium and distributed enterprises:

lInternet Edge Deployment

lMedium and Distributed Enterprises

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

NSa Series Overview

Internet Edge Deployment

In this standard deployment option, the NSa Series—a next generation firewall (NGFW)—protects private

networks from malicious traffic coming from the internet.

It allows you to:

lDeploy a proven NSa Series solution with highest performance and port density (including 40 GbE and 10

GbE connectivity) in its class

lGain visibility and inspect encrypted traffic, including TLS 1.3, to block evasive threats coming from the

Internet — all without compromising performance

lProtect your enterprise with integrated security, including malware analysis, cloud app security, URL

filtering and reputation services

lSave space and money with an integrated solution that includes advanced security and networking

capabilities

lReduce complexity and maximize efficiency using a central management system delivered through an

intuitive single-pane of-glass user interface

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

NSa Series Overview

Medium and Distributed Enterprises

The SonicWall NSa Series supports SD-WAN and can be centrally managed, making it an ideal fit for medium

and distributed enterprises.

This deployment allows organizations to:

lFuture-proof against an ever-changing threat landscape by investing in a firewall with multi-gigabit threat

analysis performance

lProvide direct and secure internet access to distributed branch offices instead of back-hauling through

corporate headquarters

lAllow distributed branch offices to securely access internal resources in corporate headquarters or in a

public cloud, significantly improving application latency

lAutomatically block threats that use encrypted protocols such as TLS 1.3, securing networks from the

most advanced attacks

lReduce complexity and maximize efficiency using a central management system delivered through an

intuitive single pane of glass user interface

lLeverage high port density that includes 40 GbE and 10 GbE connectivity to support a distributed

enterprise and wide area networks

NSa Hardware Features

The following images show the front and back panel of each of the NSa Series firewalls. The ports and key

features are also identified.

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

NSa Series Overview

NSa 2700:

NSa 3700:

NSa 4700:

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

NSa Series Overview

NSa 6700:

NSa System Requirements

The NSa Series firewalls meet the following system requirements:

Model NSa 2700 NSa 3700 NSa 4700 NSa 6700

Storage 64GB (M.2) 128GB (M.2) 128 GB 256GM (M.2)

System Memory Storage expansion

slot, up to 256GB

Storage expansion

slot, up to 256GB

Storage expansion

slot, up to 1TB

Storage expansion

slot, up to 1TB

VLAN interfaces 256 256 512 512

Maximum access

point supported

32 32 512 512

Interfaces l16 x 1GbE

l3 x 10G SFP+

l2 USB 3.0

l1 Console

l1 Mgmt port

l24 x 1GbE,

l6 x 10G SFP+

l4 x 5G SFP+

l2 USB 3.0

l1 Console

l1 Mgmt port

l6 x

10G/5G/2.5G/1G

SFP+

l24 x 1GbE,

l2 USB 3.0

l1 Console

l1 Mgmt port

l2 x 40G

l8 x 25G

l4 x

10G/5G/2.5G/1G

SFP+

l4 x

10G/5G/2.5G/1G

l16 x 1GbE,

l2 USB 3.0

l1 Console

l1 Mgmt port

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

NSa Series Overview

Model NSa 2700 NSa 3700 NSa 4700 NSa 6700

Fans 1 2 2 (removable) 2 (removable)

Power supply 60W 90W 1x350W 1x350W

Chassis

Dimension (1U)

16.9 x 12.8 x. 1.8 in

43 x 32.5 x 4.5 cm

16.9 x 12.8 x. 1.8 in

43 x 32.5 x 4.5 cm

16.9 x 18.1 x. 1.8 in

43 x 46.5 x 4.5 cm

16.9 x 18.1 x. 1.8 in

43 x 46.5 x 4.5 cm

SonicOS 7 Getting Started Guide for the NSsp 13700 and NSa Series

NSa Series Overview

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