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Re: [FW-1] Policy problem



Eric,

  When you fetch the security policy from the Management Server, take
 a look afterwards in the $FWDIR/state directory and see if the files that
 are located in there got changed, updated. These are the ones, as far as I
 know, that will contain your new security policy.

Met vriendelijke groeten - Bien à vous - Kind regards

Guy ROELANDTS
EMEA GS Internet Expertise Centre - CCSA & CCSE
Compaq Software Engineer - Belgium
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-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Appelboom [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 7:57 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [FW-1] Policy problem


Hi All
I have a CP4.1 problem relating to the installation of a policy.
I redid putkeys between management and fwm and both adknowledge new key
after fwstop\fwstart
I use a fw fetch to management and a policy is copied with a recent
timestamp.

However the rulebase changes are not applied. The old rulebase remains
active.
I have checked object.C rules.C on the fwm but the rules are old but the
timestamp is new.
I have also done a fw unload on fwm issuing a fw fetch which retrieves
fine.
I understand that the policy gets complied when clicking install in
policy editor which it does.
It copys the policyname.W to policyname.pf but why doesnt the fw fetch
get the correct one?
I run fw fetch x.x.x.x (management) and it does get any.all@policyname.

I don't think it is authentication problem cause fw fetch works fine.
We use a fw fetch because the policy editor GUI's authentication problem
between the nodes.
Not sure if this is the cause here? (putkeys I know but it donsnt fix
this)

Help?
Thanx


Eric Appelboom
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