Edit Deployment Settings
The Deployment Settings tile displays the information described in the table below.
Field |
Description |
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Auto Rollback Deployment if Connectivity Fails |
Enabled or Disabled. You can enable auto rollback if the management connection fails as a result of the deployment; specifically if you use data for management center access, and then you misconfigure the data interface. |
Connectivity Monitor Interval (in Minutes) |
Shows the amount of time to wait before rolling back the configuration. |
Deployment settings include enabling auto rollback of the deployment if the management connection fails as a result of the deployment; specifically if you use data for management center access, and then you misconfigure the data interface. You can alternatively manually roll back the configuration using the configure policy rollback command.
Perform the procedure given below to edit the deployment settings.
Procedure
Step 1 | Click the Edit icon in the Deployment Settings tile. |
Step 2 | Set the Connectivity Monitor Interval (in Minutes) to set the amount of time to wait before rolling back the configuration. The default is 20 minutes. |
Step 3 | If a rollback occurs, see the following for next steps.
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Step 4 | Check that the management connection was reestablished. In management center, check the management connection status on the page. At the threat defense CLI, enter the sftunnel-status-brief command to view the management connection status. If it takes more than 10 minutes to reestablish the connection, you should troubleshoot the connection. See Troubleshoot Management Connectivity on a Data Interface. |