Uploaded September 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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By Sandeep@Techytube
This video will demonstrate you how to create and configure Address Objects as well as Service Objects. After creating address objects or service objects, you can group multiple address objects or service objects to create Address/Service Object groups. Address objects are configured in four types - Host, Network, Range and MAC. FQDN is also one option but not used commonly. Similarly you can create & manage Service Objects. After creating address objects/group, one can use their names instead of specifying IP addresses or service type again and again while creating NAT policies or access rules in SonicOS.
This simple video help you get started in configuring what will be a simple but effective way of creating & then using Service and address objects as well as groups in SonicWall. We will cover many more SonicWall tutorials such as NAT policies, VPN and SOnicPoint etc. in future videos.
For more videos on technology, visit Techytube.com
By Sandeep@Techytube
This video will demonstrate you how to create and configure Address Objects as well as Service Objects. After creating address objects or service objects, you can group multiple address objects or service objects to create Address/Service Object groups. Address objects are configured in four types - Host, Network, Range and MAC. FQDN is also one option but not used commonly. Similarly you can create & manage Service Objects. After creating address objects/group, one can use their names instead of specifying IP addresses or service type again and again while creating NAT policies or access rules in SonicOS.
This simple video help you get started in configuring what will be a simple but effective way of creating & then using Service and address objects as well as groups in SonicWall. We will cover many more SonicWall tutorials such as NAT policies, VPN and SOnicPoint etc. in future videos.
