Import Bulk CLI - permission

[rodeca]

I tried to import a URL list. First I saved a config backup, selected only " config webfilter urlfilter" section, edited text, saved and tried to " Import bulk CLI" . I get a message stating " You do not have permission to access the requested page" . Of course, I' m logged in as administrator. If I type those same commands (CLI console), I succeed. Any advice appreciated. RØ P.S. it is a FGT50B + 3.0MR6sp1 (i.e. 662)

[rwpatterson]

I usually just open a CLI window and paste the whole batch into that. Works as though you were typing them in by hand, but much faster.

[rodeca]

I got it I had read (another post) about that cut&pasting, but I was trying (of course, unsuccessfully) to paste by right-clicking. " Switching" to ctrl/v it worked. Thank you very much RØ P.S. Do you know if that permission error is a bug? ... not that it matters too much now! P.P.S. My " 4:19 AM" were " 13:19" local time. That 5:17 AM of you ... is it same local time? :o

[rwpatterson]

No idea about the bulk input ' errors' . Also, I have better things to do at 4:37 AM ;) If your local time is not correct, go to ' My Profile' near the top of the page, and adjust the time offset for your local time zone. That will correct that. Mine is +3 hours from ground zero.....

[peter_w]

This is a known error by Fortinet TAC. There is also a Bug Number associated with it. Logon with the admin account and the SuperAdmin profile. That is TACs proposed workaround. The error will be fixed in Version FortiOS 4. pete FCNSP, CISSP, CISA CCNP and a bunch of other stuff...

[rodeca]

Thanks again Regarding to " time" , I' ll leave it " as is" . If I see pretty timestamps in my post, I' ll see ugly ones in yours: worldwide, you know :-p RØ