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PAN-163831 - Has this bug been resolved in PAN OS 10.1.2

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PAN-163831 - Has this bug been resolved in PAN OS 10.1.2

Ben-Price
L4 Transporter

‎02-28-2022 10:05 PM

Hi,

 

I was told bug PAN-163831 was due to be resolved in PAN OS 10.1.2 by TAC, but don't see it in the release notes for PAN OS 10.1.4-h2, 10.1.4-h4 or 10.1.2.

 

Does anyone know if this is resolved?

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kiwi
Community Team Member

‎03-01-2022 03:50 AM

Hi @Ben-Price ,

 

Target fix releases are 10.2. and 10.1.5.

It seems that the last comment in this thread confirms that it looks OK after upgrade (I haven't confirmed this myself):

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/general-topics/acc-shows-ipv6-addresses-in-source-destination-i...

 

Cheers,

-Kiwi.

 
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Ben-Price
L4 Transporter

‎03-01-2022 10:04 PM

@kiwi Thanks, I have re-opened my TAC ticket for them to confirm. I will update here once I have found out.

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LAYER_8
L5 Sessionator

‎03-08-2022 10:44 AM

The 10.2 beta does not currently permanently solve this. It flaps working, then not, FYI. 

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