5/13/2023 0 Comments Panorama firewall![]() ![]() ![]() Looks like the auth key only needs to be added to one of the HA firewalls. ![]() I checked to see if the firewalls were connected in Panorama, in the managed device summary, which they were. I noticed the auth key hadn't synced to the passive firewall, I pasted it in manually, I tried to commit and I got a message "No pending change to commit" The Panorama IP will sync across to the passive firewall. I Set the Panorama IP address on the Active firewall and paste the auth key into the box and click ok and commit. In Panorama, I add the HA Firewalls serial number to Panorama and generate an auth key ready to paste into the firewalls Panorama management settings and commit to Panorama. These are the steps I take to successfully get the firewalls under Panorama management. Up to this point, I have two virtual Panoramas deployed in an Active/Passive pair, I also have one pair of VM series firewalls also running in active/passive HA mode that is ready to be imported into Panorama. However, in my lab, the firewalls do have some Security Policies and IPSec configuration which I will need to import into Panorama. When I deploy Panorama first time into the network, I always aim to have the least amount of local configuration on the firewalls as possible and allow Panorama to manage 99% of the configuration. ![]()
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