I have a FTD 1010 that is not able to determine what tenancy it should fall within upon registration with Smart Licensing. I can see the device as registered and licensing applied but this error persist. The device is running 7.0.1. I also noticed that updates fail trying to retrieve for VDB and Geolocation although at the CLI I can ping software.cisco.com etc.. using DNS resolution. Anyone experience these issues?
Hey, Marvin. I am using the data interface as the default method for mgmt traffic. The mgmt interface is disconnected. From the expert level I get the following trying to curl to tools.cisco.com
Well I think I found out some of the issues. Apparently if you have DNS groups configured for mgmt and/or data interfaces affects where the system looks to and the coresponing route table to perform the lookup. I created a public DNS group of 1.1.1.1 and 9.9.9.9 and set 'ANY' interface for data and just the group for mgmt. I can now resolve names when sourcing 'system' interface. Hoping now that it has resolution it will clear up the tenancy unknown. Picture attached of the current configuration.
