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error message "one of the values you entered is syntactically or logically incorrect"

alainp_01
Hi,

When enabling the "Wireless Security", I received the message "Error creating Wireless Network : alert ("One of the values you entered is syntactically or logically incorrect")

I just did a drag&drop from the left panel ("Interfaces").

I removed it, disabled the Wireless Security, and re-enabled it. Now the wizard check box is not shown.

I'll do some more tests, but I have create all configs without wizard.

Regards,

Alain Parmentier
INFODATA sarl

2 ASG220 (active-passive cluster) + 1 AP10
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    I just found this into the "/tmp/confd-debug.log" :


    [29137] [index.plx] locked /cfg
    Removed unknown parameter 'netmask' from object:
    $VAR1 = {
              'lock' => '',
              'ref' => 'REF_yijYKWTLUD',
              'hidden' => 0,
              'data' => {
                          'comment' => 'Address of interface "Wireless Guest Network"',
                          'resolved' => '0',
                          'name' => 'Wireless Guest Network (Address)',
                          'address' => '172.16.28.1',
                          'netmask' => 24
                        },
              'type' => 'interface_address',
              'class' => 'network',
              'nodel' => ''
            };
    [29144] write_sigusr1(add,[29144])
  • 0 in reply to alainp_01
    Thanks for the log file!
    Just a quick question: the screenshot shows that there is already a Wireless Guest Network created at the time that the error occurred. Did you try to run the initial setup twice? If yes, what was the error the first time?
    And, just guessing ... did you maybe configure a wireless network before enabling wireless security?

    Cheers,
     andreas
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  • 0 in reply to alainp_01
    Thanks for the log file!
    Just a quick question: the screenshot shows that there is already a Wireless Guest Network created at the time that the error occurred. Did you try to run the initial setup twice? If yes, what was the error the first time?
    And, just guessing ... did you maybe configure a wireless network before enabling wireless security?

    Cheers,
     andreas
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