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07-20-2020 02:43 PM
Imported Palo Alto configuration to Panorama
Modified BGP configuration..to be precise added "deny" rules under bgp>import>
committed changes to Panorama
Pushed the modified templates to the same device from where I imported the config.
Commit is failing with below errors:
request to kindly help me resolve the error.
07-23-2020 04:23 AM
how big is the difference of PAN-OS between panorama and the device?
it appears panorama is tryting to push an sdwan interface and the firewall isn't having it
07-23-2020 12:59 PM
Panorama is on 9.1.1 and Palo Alto VM is 9.0.6
Is it because of Panorama SDWAN introduced in 9.1.1 that Im not able to push the config?
07-23-2020 01:28 PM
Panorama should normalize configuration to lower version devices
Is the firewall showing up with the right panos in managed devices? Could be an issue with panorama 9.1.1, could give .3 a shot (or get in touch with support)
08-19-2020 03:21 PM
I was getting the same error after adding a new device in Panorama. Panorama is running 9.1.2 and local device is 9.0.8. Issue started after Exporting the config bundle from Panorama to the local device. It looks like it is trying to push the "sdwan" interface which isn't available in 9.0. I was able to get around it by deleting the "sdwan" interface. I could not find a way in the GUI but was able to delete from the CLI using the following commands. After deleting on both and committing in Panorama I was able to push to the device from Panorama with no errors.
On Panorama:
configure
edit template "template name"
edit config vsys vsys1 import network
delete interface sdwan
On Local Device:
configure
edit import network
delete interface sdwan
09-28-2020 07:15 AM
Thanks. It works fine. Same issue with my FW on 8.1.15 to Panorama in 9.1
05-13-2021 03:06 AM
Thanks Ryan,
On Panorama we did it and it solved the issue:
configure
edit template "template name"
edit config vsys vsys1 import network
delete interface sdwan
02-15-2024 09:44 AM
I had same problem, no need to downgrade the panorama or firewall code... On panorama go to Virtual Systems under the device tab, select vsys1 (whatever you have) remove sdwan from there & you are good to commit it.
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