Troubleshooting Tip: WWAN interface does not receive DHCP IP address with auto-connect disabled after upgrade to FortiOS 7.4.7 and above
| Description | This article describes troubleshooting steps for cases where the WWAN interface fails to obtain an IP address after a FortiOS upgrade. |
| Scope | FortiGate, FortiOS 7.4.7 and above. |
| Solution | After upgrading from FortiOS 7.2 to FortiOS 7.4.7 or later, the WWAN interface may fail to obtain an IP address even when: The output of 'diagnose sys lte-modem data-session-info' may show the connection status as UNKNOWN: The SIM card may still receive an IP address from the carrier, as shown by: diagnose test application lted 7 This indicates the carrier assigned an IP, but it was not applied to the WWAN interface.
LTE debug logs may show that a PLMN-profile is being applied, which prevents the modem from initiating the data session. usb_qmi_wwan_set_plmn_profile_table(749)-456: Nothing in the PLMN lock file yet. This prevents the WWAN interface from establishing a data connection. In a functioning scenario, similar logs are not present, and the modem proceeds normally: usb_qmi_wwan_set_plmn_profile_table(641)-227: Nothing in the PLMN lock file yet. To fix this, remove the PLMN profile and reboot the LTE modem. To remove the PLMN-profile:
See execute lte-modem. To reboot the LTE-modem:
exec lte-modem cold-reboot After the reboot, the WWAN interface should be able to obtain the IP address normally.
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