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Make sure your firewall has the expedition server white listed as it will make an SSL request from this device. Also the panReadOrders.log file should give you more details for that failure. ... View more

What version of expedition are you using? Make sure you are up to date, the latest version is 1.2.13. ... View more

Hello,   please check your panReadOrders.log file for the actual error. It should be located within /home/expedition/* likely this error is a bad password or credential input but the log file should confirm this. ... View more

Hello @rgparkins    A better option would be to import it as a CSV, this is something you would want to leverage when importing a configuration that is not supported. I would recommend you take a look at this guide before writing a script.   Link https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/expedition-articles/a-how-to-guide-on-the-import-csv-option/ta-p/258388 ... View more

Hello @SteveKrall    Your package from Checkpoint should be a tar file and you should also have a route file, you will need to upload both files into expedition. If you need assistance with how to export a tar file from checkpoint you can use the following link ( https://panos.pan.dev/docs/expedition/expedition_export ) Once that is uploaded to actually import it into expedition you should reference that route file from the drop down part of the import section, then you can click import and it will perform the parse process. ... View more

Hello @John.Schmitz    Please verify your proxy settings, you might be blocking access. ... View more

Hello @dparrish-better    You may have run out of space because the root folder path is filling up. The reason for the larger hard drive on the log side is because some people parse a massive amount of firewalls and some of these firewalls ingest tons of data so at the very least 100gb would be a recommendation. Also not all customers want their data deleted after some want it compressed and saved on the machine. ... View more

Hello @ZachOlsonADT    On your dashboard are there any issues popping up with expedition? Also if it is urgent you can perform it through our portal.   https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/best-practices/9-0/best-practices-getting-started/get-started-with-best-practices/access-and-run-the-bpa.html ... View more

Hello @amiller    Yes you can extract the logs from monitor > migration logs, and within migration logs you can see a generate report button that will allow you to export those log files. ... View more

@Lukas.Schmitz    We are not aware of any issues but can look at the configuration if you reach out to us at fwmigrate@paloaltonetworks.com ... View more

Hello @HowsThisWork    You will need to be a sudoer to see the contents of the project folder, so when you delete them you see nothing within this folder and confirmed you see no change once these files are removed? I performed this test on my machine by deleting project directories then checking the folder path and do in fact see space being freed up. If that process is still being used even tho you deleted the directory you will need to kill the PID using the following command "lsof +L1" this should display the deleted unlinked file path being used and the "kill <PID#>" should kill that process which will now show the freed up space. You can verify the file is now killed and process is now freed up but doing "lsof +L1" verifying it is now killed off and "df -k" to see the space allocation reflecting that.   I hope this answers your question.   ... View more

Hello @HowsThisWork    After performing a "sudo apt-get update" you are removing the unused files with autoremove correct? Generally these files are low in space however the could build up on your root folder. Also to what Lynn suggested verify the project is deleted from the folder path. ... View more

Hello @PedroNunes    To do this I would suggest you go under the Network > Zones area and add all the interfaces under the zone there. Please let me know if this works for you. ... View more