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It would be expected that in the WAF_Policy class, one can refer to an existing ASM policy.
For example, the LTM policy rule's action refers to the WAF_Policy object, which refers to an existing (already installed on the BIG-IP) on the BIG-IP (pointer).
Scenario mentioned above works. The WAF_Policy class object is a simple pointer to an existing ASM policy.
Actual Behavior
Not working, we get the following error: {"code":422,"errors":["/Tenant/App/myPolicyA/policy: should NOT have additional properties"],"declarationFullId":"","message":"declaration is invalid","declarationId":"691121"}
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@JuergenMang Indeed, we're using today what you've mentioned. But we have a special request/use-case where we would like to switch easily the declaration from using existing (on the BIG-IP) ASM policies to URL-fetched policies.
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Summary
It would be expected that in the WAF_Policy class, one can refer to an existing ASM policy.
For example, the LTM policy rule's action refers to the WAF_Policy object, which refers to an existing (already installed on the BIG-IP) on the BIG-IP (pointer).
Expected Behavior
Scenario mentioned above works. The WAF_Policy class object is a simple pointer to an existing ASM policy.
Actual Behavior
Not working, we get the following error:
{"code":422,"errors":["/Tenant/App/myPolicyA/policy: should NOT have additional properties"],"declarationFullId":"","message":"declaration is invalid","declarationId":"691121"}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: