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agrakov
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Article Id 387503
Description This article describes how to resolve Global ADOM installation failure due to duplicate UUIDs with instructions on how to regenerate a UUID.
Scope FortiManager.
Solution

A Global CLI script can regenerate the UUID of all addresses and groups by unsetting it.

  1. Dump the global firewall.address and firewall.addrgrp tables in the CLI to file:


execute fmpolicy print-adom-object Global 140 all

140 "firewall address"

execute fmpolicy print-adom-object Global 142 all
142 "firewall addrgrp"

For example:

 

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  1. Run a regex replace operation in notepad++ like the following:


FIND: ^set uuid.*$
REPLACE: unset uuid

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  1. Use the final text to create a CLI script in the Global GUI.

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Run a script on the policy package.

 

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Check for a new UUID:

 

Old UUID:

 

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New UUID:

 

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  1. Assign a Global policy again. Go to Assignment -> Action -> Assign.
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