How to configure remote access to multiple subnets behind a SonicWALL NSA 2400

Question

So I have this program that generates a hexagonal koch snowflake using these two main functions:

def mvmt(length):

if length <= 10:
    voldemort.forward(length)
else:
    mvmt(length/3)
    voldemort.right(60)
    mvmt(length/3)
    voldemort.left(120)
    mvmt(length/3)
    voldemort.right(60)
    mvmt(length/3)


def whole(length = 300):
    voldemort.hideturtle()
    voldemort.penup()
    voldemort.goto(-300,-255)
    voldemort.pendown()
    voldemort.begin_fill()
    mvmt(length)
    voldemort.left(60)
    mvmt(length)
    voldemort.left(60)
    mvmt(length)
    voldemort.left(60)
    mvmt(length)
    voldemort.left(60)
    mvmt(length)
    voldemort.left(60)
    mvmt(length)
    voldemort.end_fill() 

How do I make it so that each new set of triangles added through the iterative process is a new color?

I'd rather not use meticulous processes of changing the fill color, then running "voldemort.beginfill()" and "voldemort.endfill()". Help is highly appreciated. NOTE This is written in python using the Turtle Module.

Solution 1

Try going to Network --> Zones. Make sure that X2 is a trusted interface and also that it is a member of the LAN zone.

Solution 2

The Sonicwall X2 to X0 or X0 to X2 does not need any specific routes. The firewall will forward this accordingly based on default routes. So you need to focus on only the access rules. LAN to LAN is allowed by default. So if you want to be specific, create another trusted zone for X2 and choose that. So in the Firewall access rule you can have more granular control.

After all these if it does not help then you need to perform a packet capture on destination IP and find out if its sent to the right MAC address. Normally windows machines have a built-in firewall which blocks access from other subnets. So ensure you disable that and test this.

Solution 3

I'm not familiar with the NSA-series, but the article you followed was instructions how to get two subnets to talk behind ONE physical interface. You're setup is two physically separate LAN ports. It seems like setting up a static route on both SonicWalls should allow them to communicate.

Comments

[User]

you can use beginfill() and endfill() but you have to paint the triangle first and then do recursion. This should not be a problem since you know how to paint it. You can set the velocity of the turtle to first paint the edges slowly and then instantly fill the triangle.

[Stumbleine75]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. I was able to get the outermost (smallest) set of triangles to be filled black by running the fill commands inside of the "mvmt()" function. The others will not fill. Could you elaborate please?