Known Issues in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1
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- Features Introduced in Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.4 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.3 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.2 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.1 Release
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Known Issues in SD-WAN Plugin 3.1
List of known issues in SD-WAN 3.1 release.
The following list includes all known
issues that impact an SD-WAN 3.1 release. This list includes both outstanding
issues and issues that are addressed, as well as known issues that
apply more generally or that are not identified by a specific issue
ID. Refer to PAN-OS Release Notes for
additional known issues affecting SD-WAN Plugin 3.1.
PAN-221755
Description of PAN-221755.
In a Panorama high availability (HA) deployment, when you add a new VPN cluster or modify
an existing VPN cluster name, the SD-WAN plugin database goes out of sync between the
active and passive Panorama.
Workaround: Run commit force from CLI on the active Panorama after an HA
configuration sync on the passive Panorama from the active Panorama.
PAN-220919
Description of PAN-220919.
Auto VPN creates a virtual SD-WAN interface named sdwan.901 for direct internet access
(DIA) and creates a virtual SD-WAN interface named sdwan.9xx for VPN tunnels. When you
enable Auto VPN, the SD-WAN plugin creates the SD-WAN interfaces automatically. Hence,
it's not necessary for you to create SD-WAN interfaces manually. The SaaS quality
profile works only with one DIA interface that is sdwan.901.
Auto VPN also creates its own default route that uses the sdwan.901 interface as its
egress interface and uses a low metric of 5, so that the sdwan.901 interface is
preferred over the default route you created.
There might be scenarios where you want to create an SD-WAN interface manually (other
than what the SD-WAN plugin creates automatically) like the following:
- Configuring SD-WAN direct internet access (DIA) links only and no VPN connections between the hub and branch locations
- (Not recommended) Deploying SD-WAN manually between SD-WAN sites without Panorama management server
In such cases, you must configure the manually created SD-WAN interface outside of the
SDWAN.9xx range containing a route with a metric higher than the default value.
PAN-218671
Description of PAN-218671
On the Panorama management server, commits to Panorama fail after you downgrade from:
SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0-h6 on a Panorama appliance running PAN-OS 11.0.1
to
SD-WAN plugin 2.2.3 on a Panorama appliance running PAN-OS 10.1.9.
Workaround: Follow these steps after the downgrade:
- Export the configuration file from Panorama and change the router name to "vr-name" in the configuration file.
- Upload and load the updated configuration file back to the Panorama Management server.
PAN-215899
Description of PAN-215899
Configuration synchronization between Panorama HA peers is failing.
Workaround: Run commit force from CLI on the passive Panorama before triggering an
HA configuration sync from active Panorama. Whenever sync fails, this workaround can be
used.
PAN-215897
Description of PAN-215897.
In a Panorama high availability (HA) deployment, the SD-WAN interface goes down and all
the tunnel interfaces disappear from the NetworkIPSec Tunnels tab when you push the configuration changes from the secondary
Panorama.
Workaround: If you have set up a HA pair in Panorama, don't push the configuration
from the secondary Panorama when the primary Panorama is active. Always push the
configuration changes from the primary Panorama when it's active.
PAN-190173
Pre-shared keys are not synchronized across the Panorama
management servers in a high availability (HA) configuration, leading
to tunnel flaps during an HA failover when you Push to
Devices (CommitPush to Devices or CommitCommit and Push).
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.3 and 3.1.0-h6.
PLUG-15276
Description of PLUG-15276
(Full mesh topology only) In the SD-WAN VPN cluster, an SD-WAN branch cannot
create a VPN tunnel with another SD-WAN branch firewall if the branch firewall is
configured behind the NAT device.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.0.7-h2,
3.1.3 , 3.2.1, 3.3.0,
and 3.3.1.
PLUG-14986
Description of PLUG-14986.
(HA deployments only) The SD-WAN tunnel becomes inactive for some duration when
the passive firewall is either suspended or rebooted during the HA upgrade process.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.1.3 and
3.2.1.
PLUG-14559
Description of PLUG-14559.
A commit failure occurs when you attempt to rename the vsys to a name other than vsys1
for a multi-vsys firewall with private link type (in an SD-WAN Interface
Profile).
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.0.7,
3.1.3
, 3.2.1
, and 3.3.0.
PLUG-14499
Description of PLUG-14499
(Panorama HA deployments only) The firewalls managed by HA active and passive
Panorama would go out of synchronization when you make any changes to an active Panorama
SD-WAN configuration (such as modifying the VPN cluster name). After this, even when
the SD-WAN configuration changes are pushed from active Panorama to the firewalls, the
firewalls remains out of synchronization on passive Panorama. This issue does not occur
when changing a non-SD-WAN related configuration.
Workaround: In a Panorama HA deployment, if you make any changes to an existing
SD-WAN configuration:
- Commit the SD-WAN configuration changes on an active Panorama (where the HA synchronization happens on the passive Panorama automatically)
- Trigger manual synchronization from active Panorama to passive Panorama by executing
the following CLI command:request high-availability sync-to-remote running-config
- Push to the firewalls from active Panorama
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.0.7, 3.1.3
, and 3.2.1. However, it is required to
follow the workaround when you wish to modify the active Panorama SD-WAN
configuration.
PLUG-13536
Description of PLUG-13536.
When you disable Remove Private AS option
('remove-private-as') and attempt to push the configuration
from SD-WAN plugin to the branch firewalls, the changes to the Remove Private
AS option (SD-WANDevicesBranchBGPIPV4 BGP) does not take effect and remains enabled on the branch firewalls. This
issue is seen after upgrading the Panorama management server to 11.0.2 release.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.1.3,
3.2.1, and 3.3.0.
PLUG-13186
Description of PLUG-13186
After upgrading to PAN-OS 11.0.2 and SD-WAN plugin 3.1.1, SD-WAN branches configured with
dynamic IP addressing using FQDN didn't work.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.0.5 and 3.1.2. Note: When you upgrade to
SD-WAN plugin 3.0.5 and 3.1.2, to receive this fix you must first Commit on Panorama
and then Push to devices. You cannot upgrade directly to SD-WAN plugin 3.1.2 from
any plugin version earlier than 3.1.1. If you are running SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0 or an
earlier plugin version on your firewall, you must upgrade to SD-WAN plugin 3.1.1
before you upgrade to SD-WAN plugin 3.1.2.
PLUG-13100
Description of PLUG-13100
On Prisma Access Onboarding tab, the aggregated interfaces don't
get listed in the Interface drop-down.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.0.5,
3.1.3, 3.2.1, and 3.3.0.
PLUG-12900
Description of PLUG-12900.
In certain conditions, the SD-WAN plugin database size grows more than the expected
limit.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.5 and
3.1.3.
PLUG-12724
Description of PLUG-12724.
Configuration synchronization between Panorama HA peers fails after downgrading from the
following SD-WAN plugin releases.
- Downgrading from SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0-h6/2.2.4 to SD-WAN plugin 2.2.2 or earlier release.
- Downgrading from SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0-h6 to SD-WAN plugin 3.0.3 or earlier release.
- Downgrading from SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0-h6 to SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0 release.
Workaround: Before you downgrade the SD-WAN plugin, clear all the SD-WAN plugin
database collections on both active and passive Panorama. After the downgrade, make
changes to the cluster (for example, cluster name), commit the configuration changes
from the active Panorama, and push the changes to all the devices.
PLUG-12711
Description of PLUG-12711
A commit all from Panorama to an SD-WAN branch firewall configured with only one MPLS
will result in a commit failure.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.5 and 3.0.5.
PLUG-12519
Description of PLUG-12519.
(Full mesh topology only) An attempt to initiate re-key simultaneously by the
VPN peers lead to SD-WAN VPN tunnel flapping. This issue occurs because both the SD-WAN
hub and the branch devices act as an initiator device during the IKE negotiation.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.0.7-h2
and 3.1.3.
PLUG-12328
Description of PLUG-12328.
When a Panorama managed active-secondary firewall pushes the SD-WAN configuration after
an HA failover, the IPSec tunnels are deleted. A Panorama managed active-secondary
firewall should retain the IPSec tunnels after pushing the configuration.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.1.0-h6.
PLUG-12241
Description of PLUG-12241
You won't be able to push the configuration changes (like VPN cluster name) of an already
configured VPN cluster to the Panorama management server.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 3.1.3 ,
3.2.1, and 3.3.0.
PLUG-12224
Description of PLUG-12224.
For an SD-WAN tunnel between a hub and a branch, the hub/branch tunnel interface should
have the same IP address on the HA active and passive firewalls, but the hub/branch has
different IP addresses on the HA active and passive firewalls.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.4, 2.2.7,
3.0.4, 3.0.8, 3.1.0-h6
, 3.2.2, and 3.3.2. Tunnel ID changes will take
effect from SD-WAN plugin 2.2.4. If you are running SD-WAN plugin 2.2.2 and upgrade
to 2.2.4, you must regenerate the cluster configuration and push to devices to see
those changes.
PLUG-12126
Description of PLUG-12126
The VPN cluster is recreated when the name of an existing VPN cluster is modified. As a
result, the pre-shared key and tunnel IP addresses changes causing failure to establish
the VPN tunnel (or tunnel flaps).
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.6, 3.0.7, and 3.1.3. After this fix,
you won't be able to modify the existing VPN cluster name.
PLUG-11789
Description of PLUG-11789.
Pre-shared keys are not synchronized across the Panorama management servers in a high
availability (HA) configuration, leading to tunnel flaps during an HA failover when you
Push to Devices (Commit > Push to Devices or Commit > Commit and Push).
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.3, 3.0.4, and 3.1.0-h6.
PLUG-11761
Description of PLUG-11761.
Prisma Access onboarding is unsuccessful using SD-WAN plugin 2.2.2 and after filling out
all the required information, the plugin shows the PHP bit error. Users are unable to
onboard Prisma Access on a branch firewall.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.3, 3.0.4, and 3.1.0-h6.
PLUG-11453
Description of PLUG-11453.
A Zone Protection profile, log setting, and User-ID cannot be configured on
"zone-internet" created by the SD-WAN plugin on the firewall from Panorama.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.3, 3.0.4, and 3.1.0-h6.
PLUG-11277
Description of PLUG-11277
In an SD-WAN hub-and-spoke topology, where Prisma Access compute nodes (CNs) are
configured as a hub connecting to the PAN-OS firewalls, the session gets established on
only one compute node when ECMP is disabled. When more than one compute nodes are
connected to the PAN-OS firewalls, routes get added from one of the compute nodes only.
Even though the branch firewalls learn the routes through BGP from both the Prisma
Access compute nodes, the branch installs only one of the BGP routes based on the BGP
route selection criteria. Therefore, when a traffic passes from the other compute node,
the session does not get established.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.6, 3.0.7, 3.1.3, and 3.2.1.
PLUG-11223
Description of PLUG-11223.
In a high availability (HA) deployment, the SD-WAN tunnel will go down due to a key ID
mismatch when the following events occur in sequence:
- An HA failover
- The SD-WAN plugin cache removes the current HA pair relation from the database when debug plugins sd_wan drop-config-cache all command is executed
- A commit and push fails on either the hub or a branch active node
In certain scenarios, replacing one of the HA devices during the RMA process can cause
the SD-WAN tunnel to go down due to a key ID mismatch. For more details, refer to Replace an SD-WAN Device.
Workaround: Resolve the Key ID mismatch by ensuring that the Peer
Identification of the hub firewall matches with the Local
Identification of the branch firewall and the Local
Identification of the hub firewall matches with the Peer
Identification of the branch firewall.
- Log in to the hub or a branch firewall where the SD-WAN tunnel is down due to Key ID mismatch and select NetworkNetwork ProfilesIKE Gateways.
- Select the IKE gateway of the hub firewall and click Override at the bottom of the screen.
- Copy the Local Identification value from the hub firewall to the Peer Identification value in the branch firewall.
- Copy the Peer Identification value from the hub firewall to the Local Identification value in the branch firewall.
- Click OK and Commit your changes.
This issue is addressed in SD-WAN plugin 2.2.5 ,
2.2.7, 3.0.8, 3.1.3
, 3.2.1,
3.2.2
, 3.3.0,
and 3.3.2.
After this fix, the key ID may
change after the Panorama commit. Therefore, you must ensure to commit and push to
all the devices in the VPN cluster or clusters.
PLUG-3343
The SD-WAN plugin fails to display any
of the monitoring for a site and cluster with a space in the name.
Workaround: Remove the space from the name and Commit.