Problem: Recently, I want to let a Sonicwall Pro 4060 to be back to work. Everything is ok on this device, and I can access the Internet using this device. However, I have a problem with the Registration/License update. When I enter the admin page, a window comes out.

Apr 25, 2018 - idm crack november 2013 bajar bpm studio crack Gmail changed the way we use email when it launched 14 years ago, but not much has. Verify Registration. The registration code is generated when the appliance is registered and can be viewed at mysonicwall.com. Verify registration code on the System Status (Click on MONITOR on the top page to navigate to the same) page.

If I click 'Update Registration Now', I will have an error message, ' DNS lookup failed: SSL negotiation with the license manager server has failed. This could be caused by an incorrect date/time setting on your firewall. System time is FRI APR 28 14:. You may go to System > Time to adjust your time.'

It only works with the Windows drivers (so no special keys and no keypush-popups) and no matter what I tried, I couldn't make Windows use the Apple Bootcamp driver it uses for the other (so identical looking) keyboard. Also found an Apple Support entry, that might be related If some still finds a way to get the 2 battery mac wireless keyboard working on win 7 on a pc (not mac). I have tried so many things.

In the error message, the time is always 4 hours ahead. I tried to modify the time settings, but it does not work. Resolutions I have tried: 1. In this article, the author said that Dell SonicWALL network security appliances with old firmware versions will not be able to communicate with the SonicWALL License Manager and other backend systems. Then I downloaded PRO 4060 SonicOS Enhanced version 4.2.1.9-20e in mysonicwall.com > download center. After I have installed this firmware, the registration problem is still there.

The author said it may be the problem about DNS servers' addresses. I modified them to both custom DNS and Google public DNS. It does not work. The author also wrote the problem that there is a handshake failure because the SonicWALL license manager page is using TLSv.1.2 and the firewall trying to negotiate using an SSL 3.0. However, after I made a test, I do not have this problem.

I have seen another solution letting me test the NTP server. I tested, it works well. If you guys have any ideas, please discuss at here. Thanks very much!