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    6. Downgrade from Panorama 10.1

    Downgrade from Panorama 10.1

    Procedure on how to downgrade from Panorama 10.1 to Panorama 10.0.
    PAN-OS® 10.1 introduces enhanced features such as enhanced authentication that enables you to add new firewalls to Panorama management, as well as the ability to schedule configuration pushes to managed firewalls, to configure a unique master key for Panorama and managed firewalls, to perform audit tracking for administrator activity on Panorama and managed firewalls, and the ability for Panorama to preserve uncommitted configuration changes when an unexpected restart occurs. However, these features are not compatible with Panorama appliances running PAN-OS 10.0 or earlier releases. Use the following workflow to downgrade firewalls before you downgrade Log Collectors and Panorama running a PAN-OS 10.1 release to an earlier feature release. This procedure works both for Panorama when managing a local Log Collector and for Panorama when managing one or more Dedicated Log Collectors.
    All existing logs are lost after downgrade to PAN-OS 10.0. This means that all logs ingested while running PAN-OS 10.1 are not visible after downgrade to PAN-OS 10.0. Additionally, logs ingested while running PAN-OS 10.1 cannot be retrieved by migrating the raw logs forwarded from the managed firewall to the Log Collector before they are ingested by the Log Collector.
    However, you can recover logs ingested while running PAN-OS 10.0, 9.1, or 9.0 by from the Log Collector CLI after successful downgrade. Logs must be recovered on each Log Collector downgraded to PAN-OS 10.0.
    Review the Palo Alto Networks Compatibility Matrix to confirm that the firewalls and appliances you intend to downgrade are compatible with the PAN-OS version to which you intend to downgrade. For the firewalls and appliances that you can downgrade, you should also review the Upgrade/Downgrade Considerations to ensure that you account for all features and configuration settings that will be different or unavailable after you downgrade.
    1. Save a backup of the configuration files for Panorama and managed devices.
      1. Export Panorama and device configuration snapshot
         (
        Panorama
        Setup
        Operations
        ).
      2. Save the exported .tgz file to a location external to Panorama, Log Collectors, and firewalls. You can use this backup to restore the configuration if you experience problems that cause you to start over.
    2. If you have configured authentication for a Dedicated Log Collector and removed the
      admin
       administrator, configure and push a new
      admin
       user to your Dedicated Log Collectors.
      Dedicated Log Collectors must have the
      admin
       user configured in order to downgrade to PAN-OS 9.1 and earlier releases.
    3. Downgrade each firewall running a PAN-OS 10.1 version.
      If downgrading more than one firewall, streamline the process by having each firewall-specific PAN-OS 10.0 image downloaded to Panorama before you start downgrading. For example, to downgrade your PA-220 firewall to PAN-OS 10.0.0, download the
      PanOS_220-10.0.0
       or
      PanOS_3000-10.0.0
       images.
      Panorama requires that all firewalls are running the same or an earlier PAN-OS release. So before you downgrade Panorama, use and repeat the appropriate tasks below according to your environment to downgrade all managed firewalls as needed:
      1. Check Now
         for available images (
        Panorama
        Device Deployment
        Software
        ).
      2. Locate the PAN-OS 10.0 image for each model or series of firewalls you intend to downgrade. If the image is not already downloaded, then
        Download
         it.
      Non-HA Firewall
      Install
       (Action column) the appropriate PAN-OS 10.0 version, select all the firewalls you intend to downgrade, select
      Reboot device after install
      , and click
      OK
      .
      Active/Active HA Firewalls
      1. Click
        Install
        , disable (clear)
        Group HA Peers
        , select either of the HA peers, select
        Reboot device after install
        , and click
        OK
        . Wait for the firewall to finish rebooting before you proceed.
      2. Click
        Install
        , disable (clear)
        Group HA Peers
        , select the HA peer that you didn’t update in the previous step, select
        Reboot device after install
        , and click
        OK
        .
      Active/Passive HA Firewalls
      In this example, the active firewall is named fw1 and the passive firewall is named fw2:
      1. Install
         (Action column) the appropriate update, disable (clear)
        Group HA Peers
        , select fw2, select
        Reboot device after install
        , and click
        OK
        .
      2. After fw2 finishes rebooting, verify fw1 (
        Dashboard
        High Availability
         widget) is still the active peer and that fw2 is still the passive peer (the Local firewall state is
        active
         and the Peer—fw2—is
        passive
        ).
      3. Access fw1 and
        Suspend local device
         (
        Device
        High Availability
        Operational Commands
        ).
      4. Access fw2 (
        Dashboard
        High Availability
        ) and verify that the Local firewall state is
        active
         and the Peer firewall—fw1—is
        suspended
        .
      5. Access Panorama, select
        Panorama
        Device Deployment
        Software
        ,
        Install
         (Action column) the appropriate update, disable (clear)
        Group HA Peers
        , select fw1, select
        Reboot device after install
        , and click
        OK
        . Wait for fw1 to finish rebooting before you proceed.
      6. Access fw1 (
        Dashboard
        High Availability
         widget) and verify that the Local firewall state is
        passive
         and the Peer—fw2—is
        active
        .
        If you enabled preemption in the Election settings (
        Device
        High Availability
        General
        ), then fw1 will be reinstated as the active peer after reboot.
    4. Downgrade each Log Collector running PAN-OS 10.1.
      1. Check Now
         for available images (
        Panorama
        Device Deployment
        Software
        ).
      2. Locate the appropriate PAN-OS 10.0 image for your Panorama appliance. If the image is not already downloaded, then
        Download
         it (Action column).
        Palo Alto Networks requires downgrading your Log Collectors to PAN-OS 10.0.8 or later PAN-OS 10.0 release.
      3. After the download is complete,
        Install
         the image on each Log Collector running PAN-OS 10.1. Select
        Reboot device after install
         to automatically reboot the appliance when the upgrade is complete.
    5. Downgrade Panorama.
      1. Select
        Panorama
        Software
         and
        Check Now
         for available images.
      2. Locate the appropriate PAN-OS 10.0 image for your Panorama appliance. If the image is not already downloaded, then
        Download
         it.
      3. After the download is complete,
        Install
         the image on your Panorama appliance.
      4. Reboot Panorama as follows:
        • If you are prompted to reboot, click
          Yes
          . If you see a
          CMS Login
           prompt, press Enter without typing the username or password. When the Panorama login prompt appears, enter the username and password you set during initial configuration.
        • If you are not prompted to reboot, select
          Panorama
          Setup
          Operations
           and click
          Reboot Panorama
           (Device Operations).
    6. Recover logs ingested while running PAN-OS 10.0, 9.1, and 9.0.
      All existing logs are lost after successful downgrade to PAN-OS 10.0. However, you can recover logs ingested by the Log Collector while it was running PAN-OS 10.0, 9.1, or 9.0. Logs ingested while running PAN-OS 10.1 are not recoverable.
      Repeat this step for all Log Collectors downgraded to PAN-OS 10.0.
      2. Recover your logs.
        admin>
         
        debug logdb migrate-lc start log-type all time period start-date <date> end-date <date>
        The
        start-date
         and
        end-date
         specify the set of logs that are recovered. The command recovers logs ingested within the specified date range and while the Log Collector was running PAN-OS 10.0, 9.1, or 9.0.

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