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08-24-2022 03:11 PM
CHECK if Palo-HA pair are no longer connected because of an empty “auth-key”?
Panorama → Managed Devices → Summary
<<Check Certification Column (Should have “pre-defined”) >>
(1) –GENERATE-- OR --COPY-- <panorama-auth-key>
Panorama → Device Registration Auth Key
(2) Use Tools and SSH into Firewall :
(a) Start Stopwatch OR Use “paping” tool
https-tcp-ping “paping -p 443 <ip-address-of firewall>”
https://code.google.com/archive/p/paping/downloads
(b) SSH into Firewall2 : (putty, openssh)
(I) type command “request sc3 reset” (this resets it and gets ready for new auth-code)
(II) type command “debug software restart process management-server”
<< MGT WEB GUI & YOUR SSH connection will be KILLED >>
<< Wait 5 -10 Minutes OR watch paping tool >>
(c) SSH BACK into Firewall :
(I) type command “request authkey set <auth-code-from-step(1)>”
(II) Goto Config Mode type command “configure”
<< Wait 2-3 Min for services to be ready for commit >>
(III) type command “commit forced”
<< Check Output for Errors, Once Done Then >>
(IV) type “exit” press <enter>
(V) type “exit” press <enter>
<< Redo Step (2) with the second firewall in the HA Pair >>
(3) Re-Sync Firewall Data after Panorama shows “connected” in
Panorama → Managed Devices → Summary
(a) Push a config ONLY TO SPECIFIC firewalls to re-synced:
(I) Click → Commit → Push to Devices
(II) Click → Edit Selections
(III) Once on scope selection menu UN-CHECK all other Firewalls
(IV) Click “OK”
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