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Odd issue just starting Expedition in new setup

L2 Linker

I'm coming back around to doing some serious testing so we can start really using Expedition.  Now, I downloaded the latest version, opened it in VMWare Fusion 8.5 and when I launch it, i get to this and can't even log into the CLI....

 

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The cursor is actually blinking over the 'E'.  Thought's on why I can't even log into the CLI right away?

 

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Here you go:

 

How to update:

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install expedition-beta

 

 

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L3 Networker

First you must upgrade to the latest version before using it.

 

Second, try the cli credentials of un:expedtion pw:paloalto.  For the GUI, it is admin/paloalto.

 

Hope that helps,

Bob

Ya, that's the problem.  I can't even log into the CLI to get it upgraded.  I key the credentials, but nothing happens.  it's odd.

OK, actually figured that part out (just upgraded OS X and Fusion 8.5 too old . 🙂

 

now, do you have, off the top of your head, the CLI syntax to upgrade the image from the CLI?

Here you go:

 

How to update:

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install expedition-beta

 

 

feeling a little stupid... but maybe just cause it's Friday...  🙂

 

isn't the expedition tool supposed to pop up a box when I log in telling me what IP address to use to access it via a browser?  I'm not seeing that.

 

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I use VMWare Workstation and I have DHCP setup on the subnet.  The command for Linux is "ip address show". If you don't have an address via DHCP, you need to add a static to your interface config file in Linux.


I recommend you go to this URL and download the installation doc "Get the Guides" section.

 

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/Expedition-Migration-Tool/ct-p/migration_tool

 


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