PAN-DB download: Failed.

[SOC_CSG]

Hello

I get this error message from the passive Firewall in HA Mode. I verify in "Service options" that the "management interface" is in use. From CLI I can reach "s0000.urlcloud.paloaltonetworks.com"

ES2PA5050FW02(passive)> ping host s0000.urlcloud.paloaltonetworks.com

PING s0000.urlcloud.paloaltonetworks.com (50.18.116.114) 56(84) bytes of data.

64 bytes from s0204.urlcloud.paloaltonetworks.com (50.18.116.114): icmp_seq=1 ttl=37 time=185 ms

64 bytes from s0204.urlcloud.paloaltonetworks.com (50.18.116.114): icmp_seq=2 ttl=37 time=185 ms

And license is ok too.

ES2PA5050FW02(passive)> show url-cloud status

PAN-DB URL Filtering

License :                          valid                                  

Cloud connection :                 not connected                          

URL database version - device :    2015.05.13.402                         

URL protocol version - device :    pan/0.0.2                             

Could some one help?

Gonzalo Arroyo

[rborda]

Hi Gonzalo,

I would suggest you run a tcpdump to verify TCP connectivity between firewall and server.

Example: >  tcpdump filter "src 50.18.116.114 or dst 50.18.116.114"

Once you've initiated the tcpdump initiate traffic with the server

Example you can try redownloading pan-db url

To view pcaps run >  view-pcap mgmt.-pcap mgmt.pcap or > view-pcap no-dns-lookup yes mgmt.-pcap mgmt.pcap

Use the following doc to assist you in running tcpdump and also will show how to export the pcaps

How To Packet Capture (tcpdump) On Management Interface

[pulukas]

Also confirm that the security policies permit the download as outlined here.

PAN-DB Error: URL Database Download Failed

[SOC_CSG]

Hi both

I checked there is no problem with the security policies, they allow the connection for pan-db-cloud.

I'm not sure what to filter in packet-capture. Whay stage do I need to select? receive, drop, firewall, transmit?

best regards

Gonzalo Arroyo

[aabdelhali]

Gonzalo

You can use the management IP address as a source for the packet capture, if you use the default service route settings. also, you can check the logs in mp-log devsrv.log

Amjad

[SOC_CSG]

I checked the log you said and this is the results.

@ES2PA5050FW02(passive)> tail mp-log devsrv.log

parent allocator usage

parent allocator usage

malloc current usage 155117720 max. usage 383293567

alloc 90340 times, free 90251 times, small alloc 0, small free 0, big alloc 90340, big free 90251

alloc usage 155117720 max. usage 383293567

sz alloc usage 101643616 max. usage 356468761

sz alloc usage 77298553 max. usage 351025693

sz alloc usage 69193386 max. usage 347983010

usage 451408 max. allowed 52428800

2015-05-19 14:30:15.945 +0200 Update URL was completed for passive peer.

acuntia@ES2PA5050FW02(passive)>

For packet capturing I'm using the management ip but I still has doubts. What stage do I need to select? receive, drop, firewall, transmit?

Best regards

Gonzalo

[aabdelhali]

From the logs it looks like it was completed sucessfully

2015-05-19 14:30:15.945 +0200 Update URL was completed for passive peer.

For the packet capture, becauee you are using the default service route using the mgmt interface, then you need to do this fro cli, please check this document for more details:

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-4595