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SonicWall SuperMassive 9800 Getting Started Guide 51
Service Secure Mode Inspect Mode Bypass Mode Tap Mode
L2 Bridged, Transparent,
NAT, Route Modes
Active/Active Clustering
1
1. These functions or services are not available on interfaces configured in some or all types of Wire Mode, but they remain available
on a system ‐ wide level for any interfaces configured in other compatible modes of operation.
No No No No Yes
Application Control Yes No No No Yes
Application Visibility Yes Yes No Yes Yes
ARP / Routing / NAT
1 No Yes No Yes Yes
Content Filtering Yes No No No Yes
DHCP Server
1 No No No No Yes
DPI Detection Yes Yes No Yes Yes
DPI Prevention Yes No No No Yes
DPI ‐ SSL
1
Yes No No No Yes
High Availability Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Link ‐ State Propagation
2
2. Link ‐ State Propagation is a feature whereby interfaces in a Wire Mode pair mirror the link ‐ state triggered by transitions of their
partners. This is essential to proper operations in redundant path networks.
Yes Yes Yes No Yes
SPI Yes Yes No Yes Yes
TCP Handshake Enforcement
3
3. Disabled by design in Wire Mode to allow for failover events occurring elsewhere on the network to be supported when multiple
Wire Mode paths or multiple firewall units are in use along redundant or asymmetric paths.
No No No No Yes
Virtual Groups
1 No No No No Yes