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There is a simple way to debug the policy installation on a gateway.
1) Log on to the management server
2) Opens the expert mode
# expert
3) Staret the debug into a text file
# export INTERNAL_POLICY_LOADING=1
# fwm -d load <POLICY> <GATEWAY> &> test.txt
4) Now you can analyze the installation issue in the textfile text.txt. Now it takes a bit of experience to find the issue.
Add this to a file for example to installpolicy.sh.
# vi /home/admin/installpolicy.sh
export INTERNAL_POLICY_LOADING=1
fwm load <POLICY> <GATEWAY>
Now set +x to this file:
# chmod +x installpolicy.sh
Now set this file as cronjob!
It is very interesting that you can install the policy via CLI.
We have many firewalls in Australia and the policy installation takes a long time.
Then I can perform the installation at night script controlled.
Yes it is possible. I use this to install policys in China every night via cronjob.
Regards
Heiko
Add this to a file for example to installpolicy.sh.
# vi /home/admin/installpolicy.sh
export INTERNAL_POLICY_LOADING=1
fwm load <POLICY> <GATEWAY>
Now set +x to this file:
# chmod +x installpolicy.sh
Now set this file as cronjob!
THX
James
Additional way to run policy installation automatically is by running from the gateway:
fw fetch local
The gateway will then fetch the last policy that was installed from the mgmt.
Working from clish as well as from expert mode.
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