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Download SonicWal Global VPN, GVCSetupXX.exe (where XX is either 32 for 32‐bit Windows platforms or 64 for 64‐bit Windows platforms), from MySonicWall.
Double‐click GVCSetupXX.exe to launch the Setup Wizard.
3. Click Next and check Agree in the Agreement.
4. Click Next. The Installation Folder Selection page displays.
5. Keep the default settings and click on Next.
6. Follow the Wizard to complete the instalaltion.
Note: Click Allow if you receive this popup.
7. Setup Connection.
8. Enter IP address of the VPN Server and name.
9. Click Finish to complete it.
10. Now, it is ready to connect the VPN by clicking on Enable.
With SonicWall Migration Tool, you can import configuration from old SonicWall and other platforms such as Check Point, Cisco IPX/ASA, Fortinet, Juniper, Palo Alto, Sophos and Watchguard. This article shows you how to use SonicWall Migration Tool to import an old SonicWall configuration.
Access SonicWall Migration Tool at https://migratetool.global.sonicwall.com/ and click Next.
2. Upload the exported configuration files
3. Select Target SonicWALL, for TZ70W in our example.
4. Review Interface settings.
5. Export the new Settigns.
Note: 1. You mya get an error if your https port is different from the default port 443 as shown above.
2. You may have a problem for email or an using https apps if you change the https port, from 8090 to 443. You may have two options. 1. change back the port to 8090. 2. Or re-configure the certificate and other related configuration.
6. Re-import the migrated configuration to the new SonicWALL.
In the left navigation pane, expand External identities.
Select External collaboration settings.
Ensure that either Member users and users assigned to specific admin roles can invite guest users including guests with member permissions or Anyone in the organization can invite guest users including guests and non-admins is selected.
In the Teams admin center, in the left navigation pane select Users > Guest access.
Ensure that Guest access is set to On.
Make any desired changes to the additional guest settings, and then select Save.
C. Enable guest enable accessing Microsoft 365 Groups
In the Microsoft 365 admin center, in the left navigation pane, expand Settings.
Select Org settings.
In the list, select Microsoft 365 Groups.
Ensure that the Let group owners add people outside your organization to Microsoft 365 Groups as guests and Let guest group members access group content check boxes are both checked.
If you made changes, select Save changes.
D. Enable SharePoint organization level sharing for guest
In the SharePoint admin center, in the left navigation pane, expand Policies and then select Sharing.
Ensure that external sharing for SharePoint is set to Anyone or New and existing guests.
If you made changes, select Save.
E. Enable SharePoint organization-level default link for Anyone with the link
Go to Sharing under Policies in the SharePoint admin center.
Under File and folder links, select the default sharing link that you want to use.
Note: when imported old configuration, you may receive a warning:
Prefs Import Warning!The firewall configuration file that is being imported is from a different model: SOHOIt may contain configuration settings not supported by the firewall.Please use the firewall migration tool for configuration import: https://migratetool.global.sonicwall.com
Or you may receive this error message: An error has occurred but the cause could not be determined at this time.
To import, click on Import/export Configuration and then select import. browse the configuration file and click on Import.
You may receive a popup warning.
Or
If you get above error, check the firmware version.
1. Connect the TZ WAN interface (X1) to the Internet.
2. Connect the TZ LAN interface (X0) to your computer. Your computer should be configured to accept DHCP addressing.
Note: You can use command prompt to check the IP address, for example
3. Navigate to https://192.168.168.168 in your web browser and click on Advanced.
4. Log in with the default credentials:
Username: admin Password: password
5. On successful login with default password, you are then prompted to change the password. NOTE: The default password must be changed at the time of your first log in and the new password to be used for future login attempts. 6. Launch the Setup Guide wizard or manually configure to complete initial configuration.
7. In Welcome to the SONICOS Startup Guide, click Next.
8. Create Credentials.
9. Configure WAN IP, subnet and gateway.
10. Follow the Wizard to complete the configuration.
11. Using SonicOS to Register.
12. Log in with your MySonicWall credentials to register your TZ.