To be verified :

module hostname and IP should match object hostname and IP in the
management.

JF

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, Kingsley Chu wrote:

> Dear All,
>
> I had a problem on "fetch floodgate policy", when I run "CPSTART", I will
> get the following error (fetch QOS policy failed):
>
> Installing Security Policy xxxx_policy on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Fetching Security Policy from localhost succeeded
>
> Fetching Securuity Policy From: 10.0.0.1
>
> FloodGate-1: Loading - FloodGate-1
>
> FloodGate-1: Loading Kernel module...
> FloodGate-1: Starting fgd50
>
> FloodGate-1: Fetching QOS Policy from localhost
> Fetching FloodGate-1 QOS Policy:
>  Management rejected fetch for this module - sic name does not match.
>  Fetch failed: connection failed - END_BY_APPLICATION
>  Failed to Fetch QOS Policy.
>
> Failed to fetch QOS Policy.
> FloodGate-1 Stated
>
> My troubleshooting and verification:
>
> Due to this symptom, I check the SIC , but I make sure that it is not caused
> by SIC problem.  Because, when I run "fgate fetch 10.0.0.1" command to fetch
> QOS policy which was succeed and can be installed QOS policy (After Firewall
> service started by "cpstart" command.)
>
> My environment is:
>
>   a.. Management Console is a Provider-1 and CMA is using "invalid IP
> address" and site in internal network
>   b.. Firewall Module is on other external network site
>   c.. Due to this scenario it will have a special NAT rule for External
> Firewall module connect to Internal Management Console, the following is a
> NAT rule on this external firewall module:
>         Original Source            Original Destination
> Translated Source                 Translated Destination
>         --------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------------------------------------
>         External Firewall          CMA (invalid IP)
> =original                               CMA (valid IP)
>
>          (Unchecked "Translate destination on client side" at global
> properties)
>
>
> My question:
>
> Does anybody know that how to solve this problem?
>
>
>
> Thank you for your kind attention and I appreciate that if you can give me
> any advice.
>
> Thank You,
>
> Kingsley
>
>
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