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Missing ip-netmask, ip-range or fqdn attribute

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Just wondering if anyone else has seen this issue. I have a 5.0.2 Panorama managing multiple 5.0.2 firewalls, and a few 4.1.x firewalls.

Suddenly and for no obvious reason, I am getting the following error when trying to commit post/pre rules to ALL device groups:

  • Details:

  • . VSYS1
  • . Error: Missing ip-netmask, ip-range or fqdn attribute
  • . (Module: device)
  • . Commit failed

I have scrubbed the config for any object/group that could be missing the required parameters but I can find nothing. Also, Panorama console now displays the following error when logging in via SSH:

Server error : show -> system -> setting -> multi-vsys  is unexpected

Again, I cannot find anything out of place. I have even gone so far as to compare the pre 5.0.x Panorama config to the current and can find no obvious reason for these errors. All 5.0.2 devices work properly.

Another item of note; Panoram is attempting to push template values to the 4.1.9 devices even though they are not in a template group.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

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UPDATE: The issue was caused by a dynamic object created as a shared object. Panorama was attempting to commit the shared dynamic object to the 4.1.x devices. I deleted the shared object and re-created it under the device group where it was being used and viola!

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L5 Sessionator

templates were introduced from 5.0,  4.1 devices won't take the template config when pushed.So when you commit to a device group Please uncheck Include Device and Network Templates option and Force Template Values see if it goes away.

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Are you seeing the missing ip-netmask error when pushing just to 4.1.x devices? Or are you seeing also for PAN-OS 5.0 devices? Also were you able to get commits to work in the past with your current OS versions or did this break after you upgraded or performed some other action? If some action was done prior to seeing these errors, then what was the action?

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UPDATE: The issue was caused by a dynamic object created as a shared object. Panorama was attempting to commit the shared dynamic object to the 4.1.x devices. I deleted the shared object and re-created it under the device group where it was being used and viola!

Any idea how to easily find the wrong object in a list of more than 4000 objects?

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