Getting Started Guide

Helpful guide to get you up and running quickly with SonicWall Cloud Secure Edge (formerly Banyan Security)

  • Updated on Nov 25, 2024

Welcome to SonicWall Cloud Secure Edge (CSE). The articles in this section provide the steps to prepare your environment and deploy Cloud Secure Edge.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding, ensure that you have the following:

  1. A private network or a private service that you’d like to be able to access remotely.

  2. A computer on this network that can make outbound HTTPS (port 443) connections and outbound UDP connections to the CSE Global Edge Network (ports in the range of 30000 - 32767).

  3. A back up of your Gen7 firewall, if you have an existing firewall that you would like to use.

Get started

Step 1: Set up your user directory

1.1 Do you have an existing identity provider for your end users?

If yes, then configure your IDP in Cloud Secure Edge:

If not, then use Cloud Secure Edge’s Local User Management to get started.

Step 2: Connect your network

SonicWall Cloud Secure Edge offers two deployment models for access to your organization’s private resources: Self-hosted Private Edge and Global Edge. In most cases, your org will be provisioned so you can use one or both deployment models. Most of our customers will be using the Global Edge deployment model, and therefore deploying a Connector to connect their network.

2.1 Do you have a Gen 7 firewall?

Step 3: What would you like to accomplish with Cloud Secure Edge?

Below, we’ve outlined the most common use cases for Cloud Secure Edge.

3.1 Pick your path:

For a deeper understanding of Cloud Secure Edge licenses, see our licenses doc.


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