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06-16-2021 08:42 AM
Expedition ver 1.1.98
Case:
Migrating 2 ASA configs to single PA.
After cleanup on both ASA configs removal of dups and invalids. Merged the configs to the base config from a set of clean 3250's.
Generated .xml and set commands. Downloaded, imported and loaded.
Navigate to commit - validate receive the following errors:
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> tcp-tacacs -> tag 'merged' is not a valid reference
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> tcp-tacacs -> tag is invalid
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> udp-tacacs -> tag 'merged' is not a valid reference
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> udp-tacacs -> tag is invalid
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> tcp-domain -> tag 'merged' is not a valid reference
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> tcp-domain -> tag is invalid
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> domain -> tag 'merged' is not a valid reference
vsys -> vsys1 -> service -> domain -> tag is invalid
To clear this issue I have to pull the pretty.xml from the .zip download and locate all of the tags for:
<tag>
<member>merged</member>
</tag>
From each service. Once this is completed save the new .xml and repeat the process to import, load and commit - validate
Validate comes back clean. Can now commit config and complete migration of ASA to PA.
Just an FYI for anyone who runs into the same issue. I am not positive if the "merged" tag originated because of the actual merge to base config or if this is a result of removing a tag that was being deprecated and then the merge generated the empty field "merged" for a placeholder.
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