I have an HA pair of netscalers running 13.1 code that seems to be having issues with the Bot signature download. The feature is enabled on both appliances, but my primary has a base version of 19. My secondary has a base version of 18. I have forced sync from the Primary to the secondary with success. When I attempt to do the signature update from the secondary appliance I receive the following message:
> update bot signature "*Default Bot Signatures"
ERROR: The command was ignored.
Auto-update is configure on both appliances in the HA. The /var/log/bot_auto_update.log shows:
2024-11-06 13:00:04,605 DEBUG Both pre and post SHA is same..
2024-11-06 13:00:04,605 DEBUG Default Bot Signatures are upto date
The var/log/ns.log file shows the same error message:
Command "update bot signature "*Default Bot Signatures"" - Status "ERROR: The command was ignored."
As a last ditch resort I've copied the following files and folders from the primary to the standby unit and reloaded the standby unit:
/nsconfig/bot_signatures/ - I copied the whole bot_signatures folder to the standby appliance after removing the old folder
/netscaler/default_bot_id
/netscaler/default_bot_signatures.json
/netscaler/default_bot_signatures.schema
Even after copying these files from the primary to the standby manually I have yet to be able to get this to update to the base version of 19 for Bot signatures.
Heres the output from the appliances:
Primary:
> show bot signature
1) Url: default_bot_signatures.json Name: "*Default Bot Signatures"
Creation Date: Wed Sep 18 10:00:07 2024
Base Version: "19" Size: 811064 bytes
Total signature Size: 0 bytes
Total Import Size: 2612024 bytes
Done
Standby:
> show bot signature
1) Url: default_bot_signatures.json Name: "*Default Bot Signatures"
Creation Date: Thu Aug 1 10:00:10 2024
Base Version: "18" Size: 820026 bytes
Total signature Size: 0 bytes
Total Import Size: 2612024 bytes
Done
Is there another spot I should be looking for the default_bot_signatures.json?
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Josh Slaney
I have an HA pair of netscalers running 13.1 code that seems to be having issues with the Bot signature download. The feature is enabled on both appliances, but my primary has a base version of 19. My secondary has a base version of 18. I have forced sync from the Primary to the secondary with success. When I attempt to do the signature update from the secondary appliance I receive the following message:
> update bot signature "*Default Bot Signatures"
ERROR: The command was ignored.
Auto-update is configure on both appliances in the HA. The /var/log/bot_auto_update.log shows:
2024-11-06 13:00:04,605 DEBUG Both pre and post SHA is same..
2024-11-06 13:00:04,605 DEBUG Default Bot Signatures are upto date
The var/log/ns.log file shows the same error message:
Command "update bot signature "*Default Bot Signatures"" - Status "ERROR: The command was ignored."
As a last ditch resort I've copied the following files and folders from the primary to the standby unit and reloaded the standby unit:
/nsconfig/bot_signatures/ - I copied the whole bot_signatures folder to the standby appliance after removing the old folder
/netscaler/default_bot_id
/netscaler/default_bot_signatures.json
/netscaler/default_bot_signatures.schema
Even after copying these files from the primary to the standby manually I have yet to be able to get this to update to the base version of 19 for Bot signatures.
Heres the output from the appliances:
Primary:
> show bot signature
1) Url: default_bot_signatures.json Name: "*Default Bot Signatures"
Creation Date: Wed Sep 18 10:00:07 2024
Base Version: "19" Size: 811064 bytes
Total signature Size: 0 bytes
Total Import Size: 2612024 bytes
Done
Standby:
> show bot signature
1) Url: default_bot_signatures.json Name: "*Default Bot Signatures"
Creation Date: Thu Aug 1 10:00:10 2024
Base Version: "18" Size: 820026 bytes
Total signature Size: 0 bytes
Total Import Size: 2612024 bytes
Done
Is there another spot I should be looking for the default_bot_signatures.json?
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