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v18 EAP2 New FQDN Groups not available to configure in firewall rule

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In a network firewall rule, create a new FQDN destination (example.mytest.local) while configuring the FQDN create a new FQDN group mytest and save, returning to firewall rule.
Try to add the new FQDN Group mytest to the firewall rule as a destination and it won't be visible.
If you exit or save the firewall rule and open it back up, it will be available to add as a destination.

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    Hello Leon,

    Again this is a very long standing issue, the firewall doesn't refresh the objects list except when the page is refreshed/object list is reloaded so therefore if you create a host group inside the host object then it will not be available until the page is refreshed. Normally what I do is create the group first inside the FW rule then create the objects afterwards.

    Again, fix needs to be part of the object system overhaul.

    Emile

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    Unknown said:

    if you create a host group inside the host object then it will not be available until the page is refreshed. Normally what I do is create the group first inside the FW rule then create the objects afterwards. 

    The problem also occurs when the administrator refreshes or accesses from another window. I think it's different from the case you're talking about.

     
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    Unknown said:

    if you create a host group inside the host object then it will not be available until the page is refreshed. Normally what I do is create the group first inside the FW rule then create the objects afterwards. 

    The problem also occurs when the administrator refreshes or accesses from another window. I think it's different from the case you're talking about.

     
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