| Description | This article describes the cause of the error 'Duplicate entry found.' when creating or editing SDWAN rules via GUI and how this can be resolved. |
| Scope | FortiGate. |
| Solution |
It is possible to create SD-WAN rules via the CLI without naming them. The issue where an administrator is unable to create or edit SD-WAN rules in the GUI manifests when there are two or more SD-WAN rules created in the CLI without any names.
Example config of an SD-WAN rule created via the CLI (both '1' and '2' have no configured name):
config service edit 1 set dst "all" next set dst "all" next end end
It is required when creating or editing an SD-WAN rule in the GUI to put up a name and, when left blank, it notifies the administrator that the 'Name' field needs to be filled up. However, no matter what name is input, an error saying 'Duplicate entry found.' can be seen when trying to name the SD-WAN rule.
Creating a new SD-WAN rule via CLI is still possible. However, the same 'Duplicate entry found' error will show up when editing it via the GUI.
To fix the issue, edit and supply names for SD-WAN rules '1' and '2' via CLI.
config system sdwan config service edit 1 set name "test1" next set name "test2" next end end
After the changes, it should be possible for the SD-WAN rules to be created and edited via the GUI.
The SD-WAN rule '3' named 'test3' has been created, while the SD-WAN rule '1' named 'test1' was edited with additional subnet in Source address. |
