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FQDN record keeps wrong ip address

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Hi All,

 

One of our FQDN records keeps wrong ip address (e.g 10.1.12.71) where really it should be  1x6.1x8.1x0.1xx:

 

> request system fqdn show gives me below output:

 

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When l ping the same FQDN from the FW l get a correct ip address mapping:

 

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> request system fqdn refresh  - didn't make any difference. 

 

How can I force firewall to refresh this object?

 

PA-5050

PAN-OS 7.1.8

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a regular refresh will refresh stale entries while a force will refresh all entries

anything that's 'stuck' in cache will be refreshed too

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

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Hi @TranceforLife,

 

Is your FQDN refresh job failing by any chance ?

 

Cheers !

-Kiwi.

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have you tried

> request system fqdn refresh force yes
Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

Hi All,

 

Thanks.

 

@kiwi refresh job looks fine:

 

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@reaper what exactly force yes means and how it is different from " request system fqdn refresh" command? Can l do it in the production?

a regular refresh will refresh stale entries while a force will refresh all entries

anything that's 'stuck' in cache will be refreshed too

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

Community Team Member

Hi @TranceforLife,

 

Not sure if it's the same issue ... but seeing this in the 7.1.10 release notes :

 

PAN-62188 - Fixed an issue where, if you configured a large number of FQDN objects, the firewall required multiple commits to refresh the objects.

 

--EDIT--

Nvm my last comment ... it seems that was fixed in 7.1.6 already :s

 

Cheers !

-Kiwi.

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Kiwi
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Thx force yes did a trick.

 

 

MER-POD-LRC3N.xxxx (Objectname MER-POD-LRC3N):

1x6.1x8.1x0.1xx 3572 28

 

@kiwi I need to check the known issues, but thanks for pointing me in teh right direction 

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I'm just happy everything  worked out fine in the end 😄

 

-Kiwi.

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Kiwi
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