• Wireless Network Manager 4.4.0
• About Wireless Network Manager
• Features
• Prerequisites
  • System Requirements
  • Browser Requirements
  • MySonicWall Account
    • Creating a MySonicWall Account
  • Supported Devices
• Wi-Fi Quick Start - Checklist - WNM User Guide
• WNM Object Organization
  • Network Components
    • Switch Policy Components
  • AP Policy Components
• Using Wireless Network Manager
  • Using the Wireless Network Manager Interface
  • Creating a Wireless Network Hierarchy
  • Adding a Location to the Network Hierarchy
  • Adding a Zone to a Location
• Managing Devices
  • Managing Access Points
    • Registering Access Points with MySonicWall.com
    • Registering Access Points with SonicExpress
    • Adding Access Points to a Zone
  • Managing Switches
    • Registering Switches
    • Adding Switches to a Zone
• Subscription Services
• Licensing Devices
• Attaching Policies
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

About Wireless Network Manager

SonicWall Wireless Network Manager is a cloud-based network management system that simplifies deployment and monitoring of both SonicWave WiFi access-points (AP) and SonicWall Switches. Wireless Network Manager is fully integrated with Capture Security Center, providing seamless integration with MySonicWall, (for licensing and tenant management) and the SonicExpress mobile app on your mobile device (for quick on the go or ad hoc configuration). Cloud Management offers many benefits such as everywhere anytime access for administrators; reduced data center and hardware maintenance and power costs; and instant security patching on availability. Wireless Network Manager offers user configurable access controls, multi-regional options and no memorization of command line arguments needed.

Wireless Network Manager helps your staff employ robust authentication, association, fast and secure roaming, data forwarding, and power and channel management from an easy to manage graphical user interface. SonicWave APs continue to function, pass data and perform security tasks even when cut off from Wireless Network Manager during an ISP outage, ensuring that users on the LAN stay productive.

If you currently manage your wireless network through a SonicWall network security appliance wireless controller, you can choose to upgrade to the convenience of Wireless Network Manager and the advanced security features it supports.

• Features
• Prerequisites
• Using Wireless Network Manager
• Wireless Network Manager Guide
• Managing Devices
• Subscription Services
• Licensing Devices
• Attaching Policies