Warning on commit new config - anyone recognise the cause?

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Warning on commit new config - anyone recognise the cause?

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Folks.

 

I made a rule change this morning - first one in a while (fairly static environment of late) - and when committing, got the following warning

 

Error: Invalid id 6 for os WindowsUWP.(Module: useridd)

 

Anyone recognise this/know the cause/know what I need to do to fix it?

 

Cheers

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Community Team Member

Hi,

 

WindowsUWP id 6 is coming from the following section of commit :

 

<global-protect-device minver="6.0.0">
<os>
<entry name="Windows" id="1"/>
<entry name="Mac" id="2"/>
<entry name="iOS" id="3"/>
<entry name="Android" id="4"/>
<entry name="WindowsUWP" id="6"/>
</os>
</global-protect-device>

 

The total numbers of entries in global-protect-device is 5, but the id of WindowsUWP is 6. During the commit, if the id (6) is larger than the total numbers of entries (5), the error will be thrown.

 

The issue seems to be only cosmetic and as far as I can see engineers are working towards a fix already.  If you want to be updated on the fix release then I recommend you open up a case with support.

 

Hope this answers your question.

Cheers !

-Kim. 

 

LIVEcommunity team member, CISSP
Cheers,
Kiwi
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