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Templates - SonicOSX 7 - Creating Security Policies

Hi,

I'm looking for some assistance with creating security policies in a template that is the SonicOSX type.

My issue is regarding assigning a priority to the security policy when creating it - every time I try to do this, there is no option to assign a priority, and then when I hit add, it gives it a null/nan priority which is turn doesn't allow me to the apply the template as it says the priority cannot be these values.

According to this article - I should have the option to set a priority:

SonicOSX 7 Rules and Policies - Security Policy - SonicWall (see step 8).

I'm aware when you move the security policies in the list it'll give it a priority, but this prevents the template from actually being applied since it can't create the policy in the first place due to the null value so it won't update it.

Please can I get some advice around this.

Thanks,

Ryan

Category: Network Security Manager
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  • No option to specify priority.

    After I hit add - it's given 'NaN' priority.

    Commit and Deploy Failed, due to 'Schema Validation error: property 'priority' can't be empty object'.

    With an additional rule creating, I can assigned a property - but after creating both these they initially given 'Null' priority.

    So I now attempt to Commit & Deploy, but it still doesn't work because it can't create the Security Policy in the first place due to the 'Null' Value, so then the Update to the rule setting it to priority 1, doesn't work because it can't find the policy.

    This doesn't make any sense - why can't I specify the priority when creating the rule, like I can with the SonicOS template type?

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