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Firewall disabling all network adapters

jon797w

Not sure if anyone else has seen this issue but we have seen an increase in this occuring since upgrading to firewall v2.7.0

Basically what happens is that the laptop can be working fine, and then on next reboot all network access is disabled, stop the Firewall Service and all networking comes back.

We then have to remove the Firewall component and redeploy it from the console in order to solve the problem.

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    ... failing but I can't see why

    That's what the logs are for :smileywink:.

    Seriously - the first question is why is it installing at all. Usually SCF is only installed for an upgrade (like going from 2.5 to 2.7) and not during normal updates. Guess whatever is causing the (re-)install attempt also leads to the installer error. We then have to remove the Firewall component and redeploy it from the console I get it the uninstall succeeds but more important - redeployment fails without an uninstall first. Is this correct?

    Now the alc.log should show when the install is attempted and the corresponding ALUpdate...  logs will have some details. Do all clients update from the same CID all the time?

    Christian

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    ... failing but I can't see why

    That's what the logs are for :smileywink:.

    Seriously - the first question is why is it installing at all. Usually SCF is only installed for an upgrade (like going from 2.5 to 2.7) and not during normal updates. Guess whatever is causing the (re-)install attempt also leads to the installer error. We then have to remove the Firewall component and redeploy it from the console I get it the uninstall succeeds but more important - redeployment fails without an uninstall first. Is this correct?

    Now the alc.log should show when the install is attempted and the corresponding ALUpdate...  logs will have some details. Do all clients update from the same CID all the time?

    Christian

    :18857
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