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Commit issue - Error updating NAT IP pools

L2 Linker

After updating Policy and Nat Rules, I got the follow commit errors:

- Error: Error: Error updating NAT IP pools

- Error: response from cfgpush.s1.dp1.comm.cfg-dp: Error updating NAT IP pools

This error still occurs if i disable (or even delete) the newly added rules. Since i did a commit ~10min before, i am sure, i didn't changed anything else.

So, i am looking for an advanced command which gives me more info (which object causes this error). Hope somebody can help me.

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L2 Linker

Seems the second last commit was failed and a NAT Rule from there was the issue.

Changing the NAT IP pool from x.x.x.0/26 to x.x.x.1 solved the issue (on a new rule from the second last commit). Since i am using "dynamic-ip-and-port", having just one ip is no big deal. But i am still asking me, why I am not able to define a /24 network as IP Pool. I am even more confused if i am looking at other NAT rules which have a /26 network as IP Pool. So, this shouldn't be a problem.

Is there somewhere a limit for IP Pool addresses?

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L2 Linker

Seems the second last commit was failed and a NAT Rule from there was the issue.

Changing the NAT IP pool from x.x.x.0/26 to x.x.x.1 solved the issue (on a new rule from the second last commit). Since i am using "dynamic-ip-and-port", having just one ip is no big deal. But i am still asking me, why I am not able to define a /24 network as IP Pool. I am even more confused if i am looking at other NAT rules which have a /26 network as IP Pool. So, this shouldn't be a problem.

Is there somewhere a limit for IP Pool addresses?

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