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Cant change DKIM verification settings - XG v18.04 in MTA Mode

I am currently running XG v18.04 (MR4), with MTA mode protecting my mail server.

I turned on DKIM Verification some time back, and it appears to be working.

I tried this evening to change the settings for DKIM Verification related to Qarantine vs reject, but keep getting a red pop-up warning "Couldnt delete DKIM verification"

I subsequently tried turning it completely off, changing other settings and cycling mail through Legacy mode and back to MTA to see if it cleared an issue, but keep getting the same pop-up warning.

Do I need to stop the MTA service in the CLI first or is there some inter-dependency for DKIM that I need to resolve first before I can make a simple settings change?



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  • FormerMember
    +1 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    I was able to replicate this issue with SFOS v18 MR4. I also tried to replicate this issue on SFOS v18 MR3, but it works on MR3. 

    Could you please replicate the issue and collect the following logs from your firewall. 

    SSH into the XG firewall by following this KBA: Sophos XG Firewall: How to SSH to the firewall using PuTTY utility

    • To connect using SSH, you may use any SSH client to connect to port 22 of the SFOS device.
    • Select option 5 Device Management.
    • Select option 3 Advanced Shell.

    Run the following command to collect applog: tail -f /log/applog.log 

    You also need to put the CSC service in debugging and collect csc logs. 

    Run the following command to put the csc service in debug: csc custom debug

    Note: Run the same command to remove the service from debugging. 

    Run the following command to collect csc logs: tail -f /log/csc.log 

    I would suggest you open a support case and PM me the support case so that I can help with the follow-up.

    Thanks,

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  • FormerMember
    +1 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    I was able to replicate this issue with SFOS v18 MR4. I also tried to replicate this issue on SFOS v18 MR3, but it works on MR3. 

    Could you please replicate the issue and collect the following logs from your firewall. 

    SSH into the XG firewall by following this KBA: Sophos XG Firewall: How to SSH to the firewall using PuTTY utility

    • To connect using SSH, you may use any SSH client to connect to port 22 of the SFOS device.
    • Select option 5 Device Management.
    • Select option 3 Advanced Shell.

    Run the following command to collect applog: tail -f /log/applog.log 

    You also need to put the CSC service in debugging and collect csc logs. 

    Run the following command to put the csc service in debug: csc custom debug

    Note: Run the same command to remove the service from debugging. 

    Run the following command to collect csc logs: tail -f /log/csc.log 

    I would suggest you open a support case and PM me the support case so that I can help with the follow-up.

    Thanks,

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