Know every SonicWall in your fleet has the right settings — and prove it.
Ask one question — “do all my firewalls have this enabled and configured the way they should be?” — and get the answer across every client, with the evidence to back it up.
You set every client's SonicWall up the right way — SSLVPN locked down, geo-IP filtering on, the default admin account gone, DNS pointed where it should be. At least, you're pretty sure you did. But across a dozen clients and a hundred firewalls, “pretty sure” isn't an answer you can give a client — or their auditor — without logging into each device to check. We built SonicSaaS managing exactly that kind of fleet, because remembering which of a few hundred firewalls actually has a setting enabled doesn't scale.
Configuration compliance, across a fleet.
A known-good baseline
The settings every firewall should have — security services on, risky access off, and the policies your standard requires.
Drift from that baseline
Where a device no longer matches: a service disabled during a 2am troubleshoot, a rule added by hand, a setting that quietly changed.
Evidence on demand
A record you can hand a client or auditor that shows the fleet's configuration state — without screenshots from sixty logins.
From “pretty sure” to proven.
Define your known-good settings
Decide what every firewall should look like — the services, policies, and hardening your clients and standards require.
Check every firewall, every tenant
SonicSaaS reads and normalizes the running configuration from each device across all your clients and checks it against your baseline — no per-device logins.
See drift, export the evidence
The firewalls that match, the ones that drifted, and an exportable record of the fleet's configuration state — ready for the client or the auditor.
Answers you can stand behind.
“Is SSLVPN locked down on every firewall?”
Check a setting or policy once and see every device that matches — and every one that doesn't — across all of your tenants.
“What changed on this config, and when?”
Full configuration history per firewall, so a setting that drifted shows up with the before and the after.
“Are all clients on the approved standard?”
Compare configs across tenants from one place — interfaces, rules, VPN, DNS, security services, and more, normalized into a common shape.
“Show me the evidence.”
Export the fleet's configuration state as a record you can hand to a client or attach to an audit — backed by an immutable activity trail.
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Configuration compliance, answered.
How do I check that every SonicWall has a setting enabled across my whole fleet?
SonicSaaS reads and normalizes the running configuration from every firewall across all your tenants, so you can confirm a service, policy, or setting is in place on every device from one screen — instead of logging into each firewall to check.
What is SonicWall configuration drift?
Configuration drift is when a firewall's running config moves away from its known-good baseline — a security service switched off during troubleshooting, a rule added by hand, a setting changed and never changed back. Across a fleet it's easy to miss until something breaks or an audit asks.
Can I compare configurations across different clients?
Yes. Configs from every tenant are extracted into a normalized layer — interfaces, routes, NAT, rules, VPN, DHCP, DNS, security services — so you can compare and search them across the whole fleet in a consistent shape.
How do I prove firewall configuration compliance to a client or auditor?
Export the fleet's configuration state as a record showing which devices match your standard and what changed over time, backed by an immutable audit trail — so you can answer a client or auditor without assembling screenshots.
Does SonicSaaS change my firewall settings automatically?
Compliance starts with visibility — knowing what every firewall is actually running. You decide what to change; SonicSaaS shows you where each device stands against your baseline and keeps the history.
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