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04-17-2013 06:11 AM
Hello
I'm running the PAN OS 5.0.2.
I'm getting the following error with my GlobalProtect:
(T4364) Error(11792): failed to SetDoc. Message: errors getting GlobalProtect config
Where is my problem?
Here is my config:
<global-protect>
<global-protect-gateway>
<entry name="GPG_xxx">
<roles>
<entry name="default">
<login-lifetime>
<days>30</days>
</login-lifetime>
<inactivity-logout>
<hours>3</hours>
</inactivity-logout>
</entry>
</roles>
<tunnel-mode>yes</tunnel-mode>
<server-certificate>NashTech-Wildcard</server-certificate>
<remote-user-tunnel>tunnel.5</remote-user-tunnel>
<authentication-profile>AP_xxx-VPN</authentication-profile>
</entry>
</global-protect-gateway>
<global-protect-portal>
<entry name="GPP_xxx">
<portal-config>
<local-address>
<ip>x.x.x.x/32</ip>
<interface>ethernet1/12</interface>
</local-address>
<authentication-profile>AP_xxx-VPN</authentication-profile>
<server-certificate>NashTech-Wildcard</server-certificate>
<custom-login-page>gpp.html</custom-login-page>
<custom-help-page>factory-default</custom-help-page>
</portal-config>
<client-config>
<configs>
<entry name="CC_xxx">
<hip-collection>
<max-wait-time>20</max-wait-time>
</hip-collection>
<gateways>
<external>
<list>
<entry name="x.x.x.x">
<priority>1</priority>
<description>FQDN</description>
<manual>no</manual>
</entry>
</list>
</external>
<cutoff-time>0</cutoff-time>
</gateways>
<source-user>
<member>UG_xxx-VPN</member>
</source-user>
<agent-ui>
<welcome-page>
<display>yes</display>
</welcome-page>
<agent-user-override-timeout>0</agent-user-override-timeout>
<agent-user-override>with-comment</agent-user-override>
<enable-advanced-view>no</enable-advanced-view>
<can-save-password>yes</can-save-password>
<max-agent-user-overrides>0</max-agent-user-overrides>
</agent-ui>
<agent-config>
<rediscover-network>yes</rediscover-network>
<resubmit-host-info>yes</resubmit-host-info>
<client-upgrade>prompt</client-upgrade>
</agent-config>
<refresh-config-interval>24</refresh-config-interval>
<use-sso>no</use-sso>
<connect-method>on-demand</connect-method>
</entry>
</configs>
<agent-user-override-key>-AQ==9EIXqBFzhp4IZxdTxSVTZG/12Vs=iH76LFLerpHJ1S680bBopQ==</agent-user-override-key>
<root-ca>
<member>NashTech-Wildcard</member>
</root-ca>
</client-config>
<satellite-config>
<certificate-life-time>7</certificate-life-time>
<certificate-renewal-period>3</certificate-renewal-period>
</satellite-config>
</entry>
</global-protect-portal>
</global-protect>
04-17-2013 12:38 PM
Try replacing your Server Cert with a one we know that has been signed by the CA or remove the "source user" from the portal.
Thanks,
Syed R Hasnain
04-17-2013 12:38 PM
Try replacing your Server Cert with a one we know that has been signed by the CA or remove the "source user" from the portal.
Thanks,
Syed R Hasnain
04-17-2013 11:27 PM
Thanks a lot for your help.
I changed the "source user" to "any" and could connect.
So my GlobalProtect Portal is working!
My Server Cert is signed.
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