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A clear and concise description of what the bug is, including last known working version (if any).
Disabling a static route in the GUI on version 22.1.10 does not withdraw the route from the routing table. Nor does disabling the gateway. Traffic still flows through to the gateway unless the route is deleted. This worked in version 19.7.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to System -> Routes -> Configuration
Click on the disabled button for any given static route. IE 10.96.69.0/24
Click apply
Validate that the route is removed via CLI 'netstat -rn | grep 10.96.69.0
In 22.1.10, netstat output would still show the route in the routing table. In 19.7, that route would disappear.
Expected behavior
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
I expect the system to remove a route from the routing table when a route is marked as disabled in the GUI. This clearly worked in version 19.7 but is now broken in the latest version 22.1.10. See the screenshots below for proof.
Describe alternatives you considered
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or workaround you considered.
Screenshots
Version 19.7 (WORKING)
The screenshot above illustrates on version 19.7 that a static route to 10.96.69.0/24 is active using 'netstat -rn | grep 10.96.'
The screentshot above shows the same route on 19.7 as being active.
The screenshot above shows the same route on 19.7 as being disabled.
The screenshot above shows the cli output on 19.7 after disabling the route in the GUI. This clearly works on 19.7.
22.1.10 Version below (NOT WORKING):
The screenshot above shows a route to 10.96.69.0/24 as being enabled.
The screenshot above shows the route in the routing table via the CLI on 22.1.10
The above screenshot shows the same gui on 22.1.10 but this time the route has been marked as disabled.
The above screenshot shows the output of 'netstat -rn | grep 10.96.' on version 22.1.10. The route is clearly still active.
Environment
Version 22.1.10 - Physical Appliance: DEC3860
Version 19.7 - Virtual Machine on ESXi 7.0U3
Additional Info
I found the follow other issues that describe this issue as well:
@AdSchellevis - thanks for the hotfix. What's interesting is on my test firewall that is currently on 22.1.10, the patch resolved the issue but on the physical appliance (DEC3860) which is also on 22.1.10, the patch did not resolve the issue.
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Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is, including last known working version (if any).
Disabling a static route in the GUI on version 22.1.10 does not withdraw the route from the routing table. Nor does disabling the gateway. Traffic still flows through to the gateway unless the route is deleted. This worked in version 19.7.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
I expect the system to remove a route from the routing table when a route is marked as disabled in the GUI. This clearly worked in version 19.7 but is now broken in the latest version 22.1.10. See the screenshots below for proof.
Describe alternatives you considered
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or workaround you considered.
Screenshots
Version 19.7 (WORKING)
The screenshot above illustrates on version 19.7 that a static route to 10.96.69.0/24 is active using 'netstat -rn | grep 10.96.'
The screentshot above shows the same route on 19.7 as being active.
The screenshot above shows the same route on 19.7 as being disabled.
The screenshot above shows the cli output on 19.7 after disabling the route in the GUI. This clearly works on 19.7.
22.1.10 Version below (NOT WORKING):
The screenshot above shows a route to 10.96.69.0/24 as being enabled.
The screenshot above shows the route in the routing table via the CLI on 22.1.10
The above screenshot shows the same gui on 22.1.10 but this time the route has been marked as disabled.
The above screenshot shows the output of 'netstat -rn | grep 10.96.' on version 22.1.10. The route is clearly still active.
Environment
Version 22.1.10 - Physical Appliance: DEC3860
Version 19.7 - Virtual Machine on ESXi 7.0U3
Additional Info
I found the follow other issues that describe this issue as well:
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