IT administrators can granularly view and control bandwidth-consuming and potentially dangerous application traffic over the network, even between widely distributed locations. The NSA 220 Series provides anti-malware, intrusion prevention and web content filtering at branch offices without compromising performance at those locations. The NSA 220 Series offers an extensive array of advanced networking and configuration flexibility features in an accessible, affordable platform that is easy to deploy and manage in a wide variety of environments. Management is simplified by consolidating many functions, including network security, remote access and wireless. The NSA 220 Series firewalls act as the first line of network defense against viruses, Trojans, key-loggers and other application layer attacks, without compromising network performance. Secure Mobile Access (SMA) 1000 Series appliances, formerly called E-Class Secure Remote Access (SRA), running 10.7 or higher.įor more information on SonicWall Secure Mobile Access and Next-Generation Firewall solutions, please visit SonicWALL® Network Security Appliance (NSA) 220 and NSA 220 Wireless-N Series high-performance Next-Generation Firewalls offer branch offices and distributed enterprises in-depth frontline security, application and user control, network productivity and optional 802.11 dual-band wireless.
Secure Mobile Access (SMA) 100 Series appliances, formerly called SonicWALL Secure Remote Access (SRA), running 7.5 or higher.SonicWall Next-Generation Firewall appliances including the TZ, NSA, and SuperMassive running SonicOS 5.8.1.0 or higher.SonicWall Mobile Connect is a free app, but requires a concurrent user license on one of the following SonicWall solutions in order to function properly: The client provides anytime, anywhere access to critical applications such as email, virtual desktop sessions and other macOS applications. SonicWall Mobile Connect™ provides users full network-level access to corporate and academic resources over encrypted SSL VPN connections.
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