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FortiManager: Error when enabling DHCP on FortiSwitch VLAN
Hi,
FortiManager Version - v7.4.6 build9266 (Mature), ADOM - 7.4
FortiGate-40F-3G4G - v7.4.7,build2731 (GA) (Mature)
FortiSwitch-108E-POE - v7.4.5-build880,241127 (GA)
Just trying to build a little lab setup using the kit above. When creating a VLAN (FortiSwitch Manager > FortSwitch VLANs), I am able to create the VLAN without issue and apply the VLAN to the switch using a template. The VLAN shows up on the FortiGate and all looks good.
The issue is when I enable DHCP on the VLAN. When attempting to save the config I get the error message: -
Copy device global objects
Copy objects for vdom root
Commit failed:
error -999 - TCL error(missing operand at _@_
in expression "(24<<24)+(_@_<<16)+(<<8)+")
namespace import global::cli_ip2val
set startip_str [cli_get_value $CLI_CUR_NODE "" "" "start-ip"]
set endip_str [cli_get_value $CLI_CUR_NODE "" "" "end-ip"]
set id [cli_get_value $CLI_CUR_NODE "" "" "id"]
set startip [cli_ip2val $startip_str]
set endip [cli_ip2val $endip_str]
if {$startip > $endip} {
cli_set_errmsg "startip greater than endip"
return 0
}
set match_nr [cli_get_match_nr $CLI_CUR_PARENT_NODE 1 "" "start-ip" 0 $startip_str "end-ip" 0 $endip_str]
if {$match_nr > 1} {
cli_set_errmsg "duplicate"
return 0
}
## check overlap with current ip-range list
set tbllist [cli_get_tbl_list $CLI_CUR_PARENT_NODE ""]
foreach e $tbllist {
set id2 [cli_get_value $e "" "" "id"]
if {$id eq $id2} {
continue
}
set startip2_str [cli_get_value $e "" "" "start-ip"]
set endip2_str [cli_get_value $e "" "" "end-ip"]
set startip2 [cli_ip2val $startip2_str]
set endip2 [cli_ip2val $endip2_str]
if { ($startip2 <= $endip) && ($endip2 >= $
Attached is a picture of the config. It is using variables, but I get the exact same message if I use fully defined IP's instead. FortiManager accepts the config and lets me save it, but whenever I then try to go through the Install Wizard I get the message above. It seems to be suggesting a problem with the DHCP address range having the start IP be greater than the end IP (cli_set_errmsg "startip greater than endip"), but as you can see it definitely isn't. Or a syntax issue (error -999 - TCL error(missing operand at _@_in expression "(24<<24)+(_@_<<16)+(<<8)+")?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!