Wireless Network Manager Administration Guide
- Wireless Network Manager
- Getting Started with Wireless Network Manager
- Overview
- Using Air Marshal
- Managing Your Network
- Managing Policies
- Policy Hierarchy
- Select an AP Policy
- Select a Switch Policy
- General
- System
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol
- Voice VLAN
- Quality of Service (QoS)
- Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) Snooping
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Snooping
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Relay
- Loopback Detection
- Jumbo Frames
- Multicast Filtering
- 802.1X
- Static Route IPV4
- DoS
- Radius Server
- Mirror Settings
- Address Resolution Protocol
- Static MAC Address Table
- SNMP
- Ports
- Port Policy
- Link Aggregation
- VLAN
- Select an SSID
- Select a Security Policy
- AP Policies
- Using Tags to Manage Access Points and SSIDs
- QoS Policies
- Wi-Fi Multimeda (WMM) Profiles
- Managing Switch Policies
- Managing Switch Port Policies
- Security Policies
- Managing SNMP Policies
- Managing Switch SNMP Policies
- Policy Hierarchy
- Objects
- Admin
- SonicWall Support
Capture Advanced Threat Protection
Capture Advanced Threat Protection (Capture ATP) is a cloud-based feature that analyzes files and determines if the file is malicious or acceptable. Capture ATP inspects files of up to 10MB, and is able to block threats before they can do any damage. All files submitted to Capture ATP are preprocessed before analysis, and separated in three categories. Malicious files are quarantined, while acceptable files are delivered directly to the client. If preprocessing determines a file to be malicious or acceptable, the file is not further analyzed by Capture ATP. Only the third category, those whose status cannot be immediately determined, are submitted to Capture ATP for complete analysis. Until this complete analysis is performed, Capture ATP works on the basis of Block Until Verdict if this option is selected. With Block Until Verdict, no files are delivered to the client before they pass rigorous analysis and are determined to be acceptable.
A streamlining feature called MD5 Hash Exclusion lists allows you to upload an MD5 hash and compare it with the SonicWall database of specified hash exclusions. This can speed up the analysis of files that are similar or the same as files that have recently been received for analysis.
Capture ATP supports many configurations of file types (archive files, executable files, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office Extended , or PDF files). In order to expedite the process, the user has the possibility of excluding certain known files from file inspection, and either allow them or block them automatically.
Wireless Network Manager supports the HTTP, SMTP, and FTP protocols.
For more information about Capture ATP, see the latest SonicOS Security Configuration administration documentation available under the product name Secure Wireless Access on the SonicWall support website at: https://www.sonicwall.com/support/technical-documentation/.
- Creating Capture Advanced Threat Protection Security Policies
- Adding an MD5 Hash to the Exclusion List
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