It is not currently possible to directly assign more than a single IP address to a primary or secondary WAN interface, but the SonicWall appliance is capable of answering on behalf of a 1-2-1 NAT policy set up for a network resource. This would be useful in environments where an ISP has assigned a customer multiple dissimilar public IP subnet blocks, and the customer wishes to use IP addresses from these blocks to either provide access to internal network resources or manage the SonicWall appliance.
This article explains how to configure a Secondary IP address on the WAN interface to manage the SonicWall appliance.
| WAN IP (X1 IP) | 10.103.20.82/24 |
| Secondary WAN IP (X1_IP2) | 10.103.20.83/24 |
| LAN management IP (X0 IP) | 192.168.136.168/24 |
Procedure
This release includes significant user interface changes and many new features that are different from the SonicOS 6.5 and earlier firmware. The below resolution is for customers using SonicOS 7.X firmware.
Creating the new Address Object

 Creating the NAT Policy


 Creating the WAN to LAN Access Rule


NOTE: Option Allow Management Traffic should be checked in the access rules. This option was introduced from SonicOS 6.2.0 for Gen6 and 5.9.0 for Gen5. So make sure your firmware version on the firewall is newer than them.
This release includes significant user interface changes and many new features that are different from the SonicOS 6.2 and earlier firmware. The below resolution is for customers using SonicOS 6.5 firmware.
Creating the new Address Object
Login to your SonicWall management page and click Manage tab on top of the page.

 Creating the NAT Policy
Login to your SonicWall management page and click Manage tab on top of the page.

 Creating the WAN to LAN Access Rule
Login to your SonicWall management page and click Manage tab on top of the page.

NOTE: Option Enable Management should be checked in the access rules. This option was introduced from SonicOS 6.2.0 for Gen6 and 5.9.0 for Gen5. So make sure your firmware version on the firewall is newer than them.