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Hi,
Any chance this object is being used somewhere ? You can right click it and View Object Usage.
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No, there is no usage. i can right click it viewing "Ref. Count=0"
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In CLI, type
show full | grep -f "threat\|malware\|connector"
or the like, to get to the config part where this has been mentioned.
A quick before-after comparison of your config files would also be helpful.
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I ran the above command in the CLI but didn't see anything significant so that I could delete the "malware hash".
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Just added it to my FGT and got this (single) place in the config which changed:
config system external-resource
edit "myMalwareHash"
set type malware
set username "ede_pfau"
set password ENC 022...UtwQ==
set comments "bla"
set resource "http://www.mywebserver.de/myhashfile"
next
end
So, a simple
config system external-resource
del "myMalwareHash"
end
should do.
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Thanks a lot for your help. When i try to delete i get the following errors;
CLI;
GUI;
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Just a thought, have you tried disabling it before trying to delete it ?
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Yes i disabled it first then tried deleting it but it didn't work.
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Why not trying to find the name now?
show full | grep -f testtt
