04-02-2020 03:33 PM - edited 04-02-2020 03:34 PM
Due to a bug (CSCvq71351) in 6.4.0.7 - inline sets must be deleted/recreated if they need to be edited
Is there any potential traffic impact in deleting/recreating an inline set - as long as you don't push policy until after the inline set is rebuilt?
Seems to me you should not be affecting what the sensor knows about the configuration until the policy is pushed.
It was recommended by TAC to make changes off hours/maintenance window - was this just CYA?
Thanks,
B
04-04-2020 09:13 AM
Hi,
Never tried it, but your logic is correct. TAC recommends pretty much any changes to be done in a maintenance, in my experience, cause you never know in reality. If everything would behave the way it should, there would be no more bugs; you get the point.
Regards,
Cristian Matei.
04-06-2020 07:52 AM
Thanks Christian, I appreciate the reply and wholeheartedly agree - they are called bugs for a reason.
I have 12 inline sets to recreate - just to be safe I guess I'll just break them down into smaller change windows and do a few at a time - rather than edit/delete/recreate them all at once and push the updated policy a single time.
Bob
04-04-2020 12:27 PM
similar bug hit us in our testing production environment we on version 6.5. TAC suggest the same advise. however we was in testing. in your case better raise a change control. this change is not production impact if you follow the TAC instruction but jsut in case to be safe.
04-06-2020 07:55 AM
Thank you Sheraz for the reply, we do submit change requests but best to do the entire change in a weekend change window.
I was hoping to edit the configuration on all 12 inline sets (across 4 sensors) at one - and push the policy a single time - but I'll be safe and break the changes into multiple smaller change windows
Bob
04-06-2020 08:24 AM
Hi,
You can still do all within the same maintenance window; just do one at a time, verify functionality, move to next one.
Regards,
Cristian Matei.
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