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When configuring matching in vManage, when you specify protocol 1, it allows to specify ICMP type.
in a schema, it seems to be a separate "icmpMessage" type, at least this is how it is understood by the provider when doing terraform import.
However, both type and sub-type values ("echo", "echo-reply", etc.) are not supported
Having this config (built based upon the imported data) results in error
match_entries = [
{
source_data_ipv4_prefix_list_id = "50dc30b2-5915-4608-a302-0b8165ef603c",
type = "sourceDataPrefixList",
},
{
destination_data_ipv4_prefix_list_id = "0060c3a4-f9f2-4f15-b28e-ba60502d38eb",
type = "destinationDataPrefixList",
},
{
protocol = "1",
type = "protocol",
},
{
type = "icmpMessage",
}
],
name = "Access Control List",
},
error:
Error: Invalid Attribute Value Match
with sdwan_ipv4_acl_policy_definition.cn_qos_acl_marking,
on sdwan-tf-import-main.tf line 12489, in resource "sdwan_ipv4_acl_policy_definition" "cn_qos_acl_marking":
12489: resource "sdwan_ipv4_acl_policy_definition" "cn_qos_acl_marking" {
Attribute sequences[2].match_entries[3].type value must be one of: ["dscp"
"sourceIp" "destinationIp" "class" "packetLength" "plp" "sourcePort"
"destinationPort" "sourceDataPrefixList" "destinationDataPrefixList"
"protocol" "tcp"], got: "icmpMessage"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When configuring matching in vManage, when you specify protocol 1, it allows to specify ICMP type.
in a schema, it seems to be a separate "icmpMessage" type, at least this is how it is understood by the provider when doing
terraform import
.However, both type and sub-type values ("echo", "echo-reply", etc.) are not supported
Having this config (built based upon the imported data) results in error
error:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: