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Product Name : JL721A 8360-12C switch
ArubaOS-CX Version : LL.10.10.1010
A previously working playbook that deletes an ACL then updates the same named ACL has stopped actually writing any ACL entries to the ACL even though it says it was successful. So I get left with an ACL applied to the interface with no entries.
but then when checking the actual ACL on the device shows -
cdc-drsrv-t0-a# show access-list ip testacl_IN_EVEN commands
access-list ip testacl_IN_EVEN
interface vlan911
apply access-list ip testacl_IN_EVEN routed-out
cdc-drsrv-t0-a#
So it seems to think it successfully applied the ACL entries but never actually writes them to the ACL.
Hi @fusenuk ! Thank you for submitting this issue! We're currently doing a deep investigation into the behavior of the aoscx_acl module and will be focusing on improving it in an upcoming major release - I will update this issue once we've determined a release schedule.
The ansible script then in the above example would delete the 'example_acl_odd' ACL, write the new entries to that ACL name then apply that ACL to the interface, switching to 'odd' from 'even'
Then the next time the ansible script runs it does the reverse and switches from 'even' to 'odd'
Product Name : JL721A 8360-12C switch
ArubaOS-CX Version : LL.10.10.1010
A previously working playbook that deletes an ACL then updates the same named ACL has stopped actually writing any ACL entries to the ACL even though it says it was successful. So I get left with an ACL applied to the interface with no entries.
Using -vvv mode shows the following
but then when checking the actual ACL on the device shows -
So it seems to think it successfully applied the ACL entries but never actually writes them to the ACL.
I've force updated
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