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02-03-2014
12:21 AM
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Okay, I think I somehow solved the issue. This is what I did: Updated PAN-OS 5.0.10 to PAN-OS 5.0.11. After this, the problem was still there, so I'm just including this step here for the sake of completeness. In the dialog where you add the Scheduled Log Export job I replaced the hostname of our syslog server with its IP address. I got a similar message like the one above, telling me that the host key changed and "SOMEONE MAY BE DOING SOMETHING NASTY" (sorry, don't have a screenshot) and asking if I wanted to accept the new key. After confirmation, the test of the SCP server connection started working. Then I replaced the IP adress with the hostname again and the export still worked!
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01-31-2014
09:52 AM
Hi everyone, today I reinstalled our syslog server which we use to archive the traffic logs of our PA-3020s (amongst some other things) and didn't import the old server's ssh host keys. After updating the configuration for the Scheduled Log Export in the GUI I clicked the "Test SCP Server Connection" button and got the following message: Even though it says... ... after confirmation, I keep getting the first message again and again when I try to test the SCP server connection. Using the " delete user-file ssh-known-hosts user username all " command in the CLI also didn't solve the problem. On the other hand, doing a "scp export [...]" to the new syslog server via the CLI is working fine. Has anyone of you been having the same issue and/or an idea what I could do to fix this? Thanks in advance and best regards! - Anne PS: We are currently running PAN-OS 5.0.10
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