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Re: [FW-1] Difference between fetch and push



All depends in a fetch, if you haven't saved your changes, the firewall will
not pick-up the changes you've made to the policy and will only enforce what
was there before.  In a push the rules and changes are automatically saved
before any attempt is made to push out to the firewalls.  I find it strange
that one firewall picked up your change and the other didn't but that's
basically the difference between a push/fetch.


-----Original Message-----
From: Mailing list for discussion of Firewall-1
[mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of mikecc
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 4:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [FW-1] Difference between fetch and push

Hello,

I noticed something today that I never noticed before.  I had to
reboot a firewall and when the firewall came back up I was on the
console and did a "fw fetch" to get the latest policy from the Management
server, which happens to be a Provider-1 CMA.

All appeared ok, I even did a fw stat after the fact to see that
it got the proper policy.

However, one of the rules was not working the way we expected.  I
had made a change maybe an hour before to this particular rule, I
included the VRRP pair (of which the firewall I rebooted was a member
of) in the Install On colomn.  Prior to this change the rule did
not do what we wanted, it was just something I had to tweak.

So while running on the secondary after I fixed the rule, everything
worked fine.  But it appeared that when I did a fetch from the newly
restored master firewall it did not get that Install On change.

When I returned to my desk and pushed the policy out to the newly
restored Firewall the rule worked perfectly.

Is there a difference between what happens in a fetch and what happens
when a policy is pushed?

Mike

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