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Question: Does this unit have unlimited user licenses?
Document: My customer just purchased two TZ-215's and two SonicPoints to replace two TZ-210's. I spent 8 hours on the phone with Sonicwall Support and Sales trying to get a 50 user GVC license transferred from the TZ-210. Seems the TZ-215 will not accept a 50 user license so I suggested they cut the 50 user into two 25's. Apparently Michael Dell needs to approve this license transfer because NO ONE else seems to have the authority to do the transfer.
I am a long time SonicWall owner. This is my third device and just moved from the TZ180 to the TZ215 due to the end-of-life/end-of-support for the TZ180.My recommendation is to ignore the review regarding limited nodes. I did research before purchasing this model and this device has unlimited node support. This is unlike earlier TZ models or for those of us accustomed to 25/50 node packages for SOHO or earlier TZ models.
Using this (and similar) product(s) in five locations, all tied through VPN. Great throughput for price. Adding services through Dell will slow performance, but generally still runs faster than available internet connections (at least in my area). Highly configurable, with decent tech support available through Dell (with paid support, included for 90 days for software and firmware updates). Contrary to other reviews, this device has unlimited nodes, once registered through SonicWall.
Yep, Dell can know of a security problem, but asks you to pay $155 so they can automatically update the fix.
This was a huge step up from our very basic small business router. SSL-VPN is incredibly useful, and other than the Site-to-Site VPN, initial setup was a snap.Be warned, not all of the functionality this appliance offers is available out of the box. Advanced features require additional licensing.
This is a fantastic firewall. It is super flexible. Imagine your standard linksys is your Ford Escort... throw DD-WRT on it and you have a nice BMW 7 series... move up to SonicWall? Formula 1 car!The interface is daunting at first (unless you're a seasoned network admin) but once you get used to it you begin to see why it's built the way it is.
The device provides links and "how to's" and many others notices to encourage the administrator take the necessary steps to properly register and license the device.My favorite part of the installation process thus far has been backing up my previous version's settings (export settings from the TZ180) and then importing the settings into the TZ215. This required a conversion process that was linked to a web page on sonicwall.com -- the process was painless.
Once imported into the TZ215, I replaced the device in my network configuration, rebooted and was back online in minutes.
My customer lost a lot of productivity and revenue and incurred IT fees yet here it is 12 hours later and Sonicwall says they will call me on Monday. (The customer is real happy about that since they are a 7x24 shop) So I'm now looking at Cisco because I don't think Sonicwall will get Michael Dell on the phone to approve the transfer on Monday. I wish I was able to record and post the conversations I had with Sonicwall. It was a comedy of ignorance.
Lots of features and a great price. it works great! Very easy to set up and configure a site-to-site VPN.
Answer: Yes, unlimited nodes (local).  SSL VPN nodes are limited to (2), and global VPN clients are also limited to (2).  VPN policies are limited to (20).