SonicWall TZ WAN-to-WAN VPN
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I have a SonicWall TZ-Series firewall in place and need a working WAN-to-WAN VPN configured right away. The appliances at both ends are online and reachable; what’s missing is a clean, secure VPN tunnel that passes traffic without drops or asymmetric routing.
What I expect from you
• Build the VPN policy on the TZ unit, matching Phase 1 and Phase 2 proposals with the peer.
• Apply any necessary access rules and NAT policies so traffic is only wan to wan
• Fine-tune security settings (IKE, encryption, authentication) to align with SonicWall best practices.
• Validate connectivity with ping, traceroute, and real-world application tests.
• Hand over a brief, step-by-step document so I can replicate or edit the setup later.
Environment notes
– Model: SonicWall TZ Series (latest firmware).
Sonicwall wan port is behind isp mode
2fa for client to authenticate off possible
Config is for Mac osx
Timeline
ASAP—once you’re ready I can open the change window and stay on standby for real-time testing.
Future scope
If this goes smoothly, I may ask for Capture Client assistance next, but today’s priority is getting the WAN-to-WAN tunnel live.
Let me know your availability so we can lock in a time and get this tunnel up and running.
What I expect from you
• Build the VPN policy on the TZ unit, matching Phase 1 and Phase 2 proposals with the peer.
• Apply any necessary access rules and NAT policies so traffic is only wan to wan
• Fine-tune security settings (IKE, encryption, authentication) to align with SonicWall best practices.
• Validate connectivity with ping, traceroute, and real-world application tests.
• Hand over a brief, step-by-step document so I can replicate or edit the setup later.
Environment notes
– Model: SonicWall TZ Series (latest firmware).
Sonicwall wan port is behind isp mode
2fa for client to authenticate off possible
Config is for Mac osx
Timeline
ASAP—once you’re ready I can open the change window and stay on standby for real-time testing.
Future scope
If this goes smoothly, I may ask for Capture Client assistance next, but today’s priority is getting the WAN-to-WAN tunnel live.
Let me know your availability so we can lock in a time and get this tunnel up and running.
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