HOWTO: Configure your SonicWall Firewall

This page will guide you through the configuration of a SonicWall firewall to get the best performances out of reemo and allowing you and your users to get a direct/udp connection with Reemo.

Get started

To get started, connect on the web administrator console and click on manage

Configuration for the TURN servers

Under Policies, open the Objects tree item

Add a new Address Object for Turn1 Reemo Server

Add a new Address Object for Turn2 Reemo Server

Create a new Address Group and add the two TURN servers Objects created previously

Add a new Service Object for Reemo TURN UDP Service on port 443

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Add a new Service Object for Reemo TURN UDP on port 58200

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Add a new Service Object for Reemo TURN TCP Service on port 443

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Create a new Service Group and add the three TURN Services Objects created previously

Add a new Access Rule for the TURN servers with a high priority

Add a new NAT Policy for TURN servers with a high priority

Enable the option Disable Source Port Remap under the Advanced tab

Configuration for the Reemo Service

Add a new Service Object for the Reemo Protocol

Add a new Access Rule for the Reemo Service with a high priority

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Add a new NAT Policy for the Reemo Service with a high priority

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Enable the option Disable Source Port Remap under the Advanced tab

Configuration for UDP on Reemo

Add a new Service Object for Reemo UDP

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Add a new Access Rule for Reemo UDP with a high priority

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Add a new NAT Policy for Reemo UDP with a high priority

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Enable the option Disable Source Port Remap under the Advanced tab

Final Overview

Your configuration should look like this:

Rules

NAT Policies