Description
The article provides the solution if user is not able to select address object in the policy.
Solution
From GUI.
Go to Policy & Objects ->Addresses -and go to the corresponding object.
Verify if there is interface reference.
Ensure the selected interface is same as destination interface or any as per the policy.
The article provides the solution if user is not able to select address object in the policy.
Solution
From GUI.
Go to Policy & Objects ->Addresses -and go to the corresponding object.
Verify if there is interface reference.
Ensure the selected interface is same as destination interface or any as per the policy.
In the test object, the selected interface is 'port3'.
Change it to port2 or any as per the policy user is trying to configure.
Change it to port2 or any as per the policy user is trying to configure.
Post change user will be able to select the address object in the policy.
From CLI.
Change the associated-interface as per the policy configured.
# config firewall address
edit "test"
set uuid a62ac3ba-8bb1-51ea-6cf5-d31b1879bf3c
set associated-interface "port3"
set subnet 10.110.7.110 255.255.255.255
next
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