What are the default Security Types included in SonicWall configurations?

The default Security Types included in SonicWall configurations are Trusted, Public, Wireless, and SSLVPN. These classifications serve different roles in network management, allowing administrators to define how different devices and users interact with the network based on their location and connection type.

"Trusted" networks are those that are considered secure, such as internal networks where devices can freely communicate without strict restrictions. "Public" networks, on the other hand, refer to connections that are considered less secure, like those found in cafes or public spaces, where additional precautions are necessary.

The "Wireless" designation applies specifically to access points and connections that utilize Wi-Fi technology. This type of connection requires specific security measures to protect against vulnerabilities inherent in wireless communications.

Finally, "SSLVPN" refers to a secure virtual private network that allows remote users to access the privately secured network over the internet. This type of access is crucial for maintaining security while enabling remote work or access to sensitive resources.

Together, these four types provide a comprehensive framework for managing security in different access scenarios within a SonicWall deployment.