I have an enforcement module that appears to have a "bad"
policy installed. That is, it feels that traffic coming in
from the management server is spoofed. So how does one
install a corrected policy on this system? Obviously, you
cannot push a policy, but sometimes traffic originating from
the firewall itself gets through the anti-spoofing, so I
thought a,
# fw fetch <master>
Might work, but I no. So then I tried,
# fw ctl uninstall
To kill the anti-spoofing, but the fetches would still fail.
What is a procedure to "reaquire" a module that has incorrectly
decided the management server is spoofing?
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Crist J. Clark crist.clark AT globalstar DOT com
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