I have been trying to import a Cisco ASA config using the python script and after multiple attempts realised every time it hit network objects that already existed (match by IP, not name) it would not import the object but would also not map the object to the existing network object name.
This results in a whole bunch of rules that use those objects not importing because there is no mapping to the object name in the management database.
After a morning of debugging I discovered that at line 198 of smartconnector.py the indentation of the 'break' means the mapping code for network objects is never reached so requires an additional tab to push it into the preceding if statement. Then it works as expected.
I also note that there were a lot of rules failing on 'Requested object [any] not found'
It appears the file 'cp_objects.json' outputs names with any as "any" whereas the api seems to only accept "Any" after making this change to all "any"s in the file all rules import as expected.
