The following article explains how to configure Virtual Sub-Interfaces on the SonicWall appliances. This is also called Virtual Interface or VLAN (Virtual LAN) subnet. There will be a parent interface which is the physical port sharing all the traffic from the VLAN that has been tagged for logical isolation.Â
When you add a VLAN sub-interface, you need to assign it to a zone, assign it a VLAN Tag, and assign it to a physical interface. Based on your zone assignment, you configure the VLAN sub-interface the same way you configure a physical interface for the same zone.
In this scenario, we have a data network on the Primary LAN(X0 interface) and a VoIP network on the Virtual LAN with a VLAN tag of 100. The interface assigned to the VLAN will be X0:V100.
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.


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NOTE: " Web management is disabled on this interface " is a standard prompt displayed when a new zone or a new network is configured on the SonicWall UTM appliances , Firewall web management is interface specific which grants firewall management access only from local network having Web management enabled on the interfaces .This is applicable to all interfaces on SonicWall firewall which includes both physical ports and virtual interfaces respectively
NOTE: It is best practice when configuring a sub-interface to ensure that the parent interface has an assigned IP address, regardless of whether this will be used within your environment. Configuring a sub-interface to a parent interface that is unassigned is not recommended.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.

Configure the required network for the sub-interface

NOTE: It is best practice when configuring a sub-interface to ensure that the parent interface has an assigned IP address, regardless of whether this will be used within your environment. Configuring a sub-interface to a parent interface that is unassigned is not recommended.