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Currently working with Dell, hotfix has not been confirmed in latest general release firmware.
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Mike Naylor
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Afterfter a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...

Update: This hotfix is now in the latest Firmware.

After a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...

Update: This hotfix is now in the latest Firmware.

fter a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...

Added updated info, not available at the time of original post.
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edit approved Jan 27, 2015 at 9:21
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edit approved Jan 27, 2015 at 9:21
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After a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...

Update: This hotfix is now in the latest Firmware.

After a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...

After a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...

Update: This hotfix is now in the latest Firmware.

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Mike Naylor
Mike Naylor
  • 421
  • 1
  • 4
  • 14

After a long series of testing and support calls, Sonicwall produced a 'hotfixed' firmware that seems to fix this issue by adding a check box in the interface configuration to allow duplicate MAC addresses for devices that have multiple IP addresses on a single interface. So far this has proved to resolve the issue.

Hotfix # 142099

No word yet on if this will be released into the next production firmware but the tracking ID for this is the same as the hotfix # and should be referenced in release notes.

I had previously answered this but the answer was deleted...