• NetExtender for Secure Mobile Access 10.2
• NetExtender Overview
  • What is NetExtender
  • NetExtender Concepts
    • Stand-Alone Client
    • NetExtender Supports Network logon (PreLogon)
    • NetExtender Supports Always On VPN (AOV)
    • Multiple Ranges and Routes
    • IP Address User Segmentation
    • Client Routes
    • Tunnel All Mode
    • Proxy Configuration
  • Supported Platforms
    • NetExtender Client Versions
    • Supported Clients
    • Supported SonicWall Appliances
  • What's New in NetExtender
  • Feature Support in NetExtender
  • Deprecated Feature
• Configuring NetExtender for Windows Client
  • Prerequisites
  • Support Enhancement
  • Installing NetExtender on Windows
  • Enabling Network Logon (PreLogon) Feature on NetExtender
  • Enabling Always-On VPN Connection
  • Installing NetExtender through Microsoft Installer
  • Auto-Run NetExtender
• Configuring NetExtender for Linux Client
  • Prerequisites
  • Installing NetExtender on Linux
• Using NetExtender
  • Adding Connection Profile Management
  • Editing Connection Profile Management
  • Connect with Connection Profile
  • Connect with Specific Protocol
  • Multiple Factor Authentication
    • TOTP Authentication
    • Client Certificate Authentication
    • Smart Card Authentication
    • DUO Security Authentication Support for NetExtender
      • DUO Security Authentication with NetExtender Windows
      • DUO Security Authentication with NetExtender Linux
  • Configuring NetExtender Properties
    • NetExtender Properties for Windows Client
      • Configuring Settings
      • Configuring Connection Settings
      • Configuring Connection Script
      • Configuring Proxy
      • Configuring Packet Capture
    • NetExtender Properties for Linux Client
      • Configuring Proxy
      • Configuring Certificate Settings
      • Configuring Settings
  • Viewing the NetExtender Log
  • Disconnecting NetExtender
  • Upgrading NetExtender
  • Uninstalling NetExtender
• Using the NetExtender Command Line Interface
  • Launching the NetExtender CLI for Windows
  • Launching the NetExtender CLI for Linux
• NetExtender Troubleshooting
• NetExtender FAQ
• Use Case
  • Adding Connection Profile
  • Editing Connection Profile
  • OTP Authentication
  • Certificate Authentication
  • Authentication with Smart Card
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Multiple Ranges and Routes

Network administrators can use NetExtender's multiple range and route support to easily segment groups and users without configuring firewall rules to govern access. This user segmentation allows granular control of access to the network, enables users to access the necessary resources, and restricts access to sensitive resources to only those who require them.

Configure globally for networks that do not require segmentation, client addresses, and routes.