"IPS Rule Compilation Failure" error appears when scheduled update is set with other tasks in Deep Security (DS)

- Updated:
- 28 May 2017
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Summary

"IPS Rule Compilation Failure" error shows on DS when scheduled update is set together with other tasks that may lead to DSA service or OS restart.

Details

To avoid the DSA service or OS from restarting, which causes the error to appear, do not have a scheduled pattern or rules update together with other scheduled tasks.

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Category:

Configure; Troubleshoot

Solution Id:

1117475

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