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01-20-2025 04:59 AM
Model: Palo Alto PA-3420
Software version: 11.2.4-h1
Most of our dns-base traffic has the "session end reason" resources-unavailable suddenly. We're also having trouble loading webpages. The resources-unavailable reason is only on DNS-base traffic and it is for DNS traffic to our 2 internal DNS servers, but also from our DNS-server to the forwarders or directly to external DNS server (for example 8.8.4.4, 8.8.8.8).
I checked the commands "show counter global name aho_alloc_lookup_failed":
Name: aho_alloc_lookup_failed
Value: 0
Severity: Warning
Category: aho
Aspect: resource
Description: failed to alloc regex lookup
And "debug dataplane pool statistics | match "Regex Results"":
[18] Regex Results ( 16352): 2048/2048 52/2048 1/1 0xd301603b00-0xd3035f3b00 52
But that seems ok. Any suggestions what can be wrong, or where I can look?
01-22-2025 01:56 PM
Hello,
Check the unified logs to see where/if the traffic is getting blocked. Its UDP so might have to check the session browser, if the session is still open it wont show in the logs (reason 'log at session end' on the security policy).
Regards,
Regards,
01-23-2025 01:54 AM
The traffic is allowed:
It seems like some sort of memory leak affecting only the DNS traffic. We had to restart the firewall because normal internet was impossible with all the failed DNS requests. After the reboot we haven't seen any "session end reason: resource-unavailable" anymore. The uptime before the reboot was 61 days, so not that long.
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