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Command with star before
Hello,
Do you know why some commands are preceded by a star that makes the control unusable?
I met the case for " set vpntunnel" in a firewall policy rule and the modification of a parameter for a GRE tunnel.
Fortinet 50B ForitOS 4.0MR3
>set ?
...
*vpntunnel (output cli)
...
Thank you in advance
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The * typically means it' s required under that part of the cfg-tree.
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What do you means ?
For example, in my case VPN IPSEC Ste2site ..
Could you please have more explanation ?
Thank you
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Take alook at this;
MEDFW01 (gre-tunnel) # edit forchikrn
new entry ' forchikrn' added
MEDFW01 (forchikrn) # set
interface Interface name.
*remote-gw IP address of the remote gateway.
*local-gw Enable/disable IP address of the local gateway.
The items with " *" , are required configuration items. If you don' t set all required items you will get errors
MEDFW01 (forchikrn) # set
interface Interface name.
*remote-gw IP address of the remote gateway.
*local-gw Enable/disable IP address of the local gateway.
MEDFW01 (forchikrn) # set remote-gw 192.0.2.1
MEDFW01 (forchikrn) # end
invalid gateway address!
node_check_object fail! for local-gw 0.0.0.0
Attribute ' local-gw' value ' 0.0.0.0' checkingfail -61
Command fail. Return code -61
Do you understand ?
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