Curtis,
You want to verify that time is acurate(the same) on both.
If time is off, correct the time, redo putkeys and try again.
Also, check that both are using the same auth. protocol
in $FWDIR/lib/control.map. On v4.1, the default is fwa1.
If these are ok, then try and do putkeys, using all the
available IP's for the other box;
fw putkey -p password fwIP1 fwIP2 ...
Let us know if these don't work, Include all setup info
if you could(layout, sanitized IP structure, etc.)
Robert
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e-Business Infrastructure
G o r d o n F o o d S e r v i c e
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>>> "Curtis Hefflin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 6/8/00 6:57:20 AM >>>
>
>Hello all,
>Below is the error I get.
>
>xxxFW1_0607.W: Security Policy Script generated into xxxFW1_0607.pf
>xxxFW1_0607:
>Compiled OK.
>
>Installing Security Policy /opt/CKPfw/conf/xxxFW1_0607.pf on all.all@xxxFW1
>Authentication for command load failed
>Failed to Install Security Policy on atlabfw: Unauthorized action
>
>
>This is what I've done to remedy the problem, but it did not work. I
>continue to get the error noted above.
>
>1.On firewall, type 'fwstop'
>2.On management, type 'fwstop'
>3.On the firewall, type the following: fw putkey -p password management-ip
>4.On the management console, type the following: fw putkey -p password
>firewall-ip
>5.On management console, type 'fwstart'
>6.On firewall module, type 'fwstart'
>
>Are there files I must manually edit? Any suggestions on solving this would
>be great.
>Thanks,
>Curt
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