Check Point policy installation fails with "no memory" error message
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Issue/Introduction
This article describes an issue where pushing the Check Point policy fails with an error message "Load on module failed - no memory"The following error message may appear when trying to push the Check Point policy to gateways: "Load on module failed - no memory".
Resolution
In most situations, this error message is not related to a memory issue, but results from a configuration error.
One of possible reasons is a security policy containing an international or non-ASCII character.
As a workaround, you can disable "rulebase_uids_in_log" parameter, or contact Check Point to obtain a hotfix.
Another possibility is a cluster IP address configured in "General properties" and conflicting with one of the IP addresses on the gateway.
One of possible reasons is a security policy containing an international or non-ASCII character.
As a workaround, you can disable "rulebase_uids_in_log" parameter, or contact Check Point to obtain a hotfix.
- Open SmartDashboard.
- Go to 'Policy' menu - Global Properties - SmartDashboard Customization - under Advanced Configuration, click on 'Configure...' - expand the 'FireWall-1' - go to 'General'.
- Clear the box rulebase_uids_in_log.
- Click 'OK' to close all windows.
- Install the Security policy.
Another possibility is a cluster IP address configured in "General properties" and conflicting with one of the IP addresses on the gateway.
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