Downgrade Ios 8.4 1 To 6.1.3
Annette Fazzari
Understood. My suggestion was to export the config, convert it for 9.1 and load it to the new device. You don't need to upgrade the old one. One way that I would do this is by reviewing the exported config and probably convert it manually - the bulk configuration (objects and rule) should be identical.
Back to your question - I cannot remember that I had the need to downgrade, but since the new firewall will don't have any configuration and it is not processing any traffic it should be straight forward.
If I am not mistake most of the downgrade considerations are related to the firewall config migration from 9.0 to 9.1, but since your new device is "empty" you don't really care what will happen with the config. And if I remember correctly when you manually upload images you can have only one at a time, so you need to upload the base image, install it an only then to upload and install the maintenence release you are targeting (in your case 9.0.11)
>> Very true, i am just worried about the support. The support is expired for this unit. So, I am very sure for some reasons the device didnt booted or crashed. They wont support. It happened though. 1 of my old unit was crashed and couldn't recover, but yes the support was active and helped out at that time.
2. As the device is new, you can either configure your management port to reach the internet and then download the images or download them manually from the palo alto website to upload the base image files and then the require patch file
Is there a way to downgrade the version of Dropbox on the computer. I'm on a Mac (OS v. 12.6) and I just updated to the newest version today (10/25/22), and the dropbox folder has disappeared from my desktop and is only available on cloud storage. You have to go to the finder sidebar to get to your files (an extra step). Would like to find a way to return to the previous version. Any suggestions?
There was an update today (10/25/22) and after I did so, the dropbox folder on my desktop has been moved to a "secure" location, but I can't find it on my hard drive. I'm using a MacBook Pro and MacOS 12.6. NEVERMIND.
- Changing the location of your Dropbox folder is no longer supported by macOS.
- Due to the change of the Dropbox folder location, files that were previously linked in some third-party applications may need to be linked again.
- Storing your Dropbox folder on an external drive is no longer supported by macOS.
- Your Dropbox folder in Finder will now be found under Locations and no longer under Favorites.
- Individual folders can be moved from your Dropbox folder to Favorites for quick access.
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I prefer the older version of Dropbox where we can move files seamlessly as if it is a local folder and auto sync to cloud storage. I am not happy dropbox takes away this feature. What is the point of using Dropbox anymore ?
I too prefer the older approach to storing files in Dropbox. This change makes Dropbox practically unusable for me in MacOS. I rely upon the fact that Dropbox replicates my files across all of my devices. If I ever lose access to Dropbox for any reason (perhaps Dropbox servers are hacked or undergo a massive DoS attack), I still have my files on my devices. I rely on the fact that I can open a text file in my favorite text editor, edit it, save it, and have it replicated across all of my devices.
Hi! I just upgraded mine and I had the same issue. I'm feeling so bad about hitting that upgrade button in the first place now.
Also, my dropbox folder won't even start syncing again as well. It just keeps saying "Indexing XX,XXX files" and the number just stays the same.
I think we're screwed.
Firstly, when downgrading from 10.1 to 9.0, you are hitting 2 PAN-OS releases which are end of life and end of support. Those versions are 10.0 and 9.0. If something goes wrong when you reach either of those versions, it may be difficult for Support to help you, and you may simply be asked to factory reset and upgrade back to a supported release.
2) Usually when downgrading, you should select a config which was saved on the version you are downgrading to. It's unlikely your config can be used for the downgrades. If you don't or can't do this, you will very likely see autocommit failures and have to manually delete some things from the config on most downgrades.
When deploying the newest Electric Utility Network Enterprise v1 asset package it appears that it was created in Pro 2.7 which puts it at V5 and only compatible with Enterprise 10.9. I have Enterprise 10.8.1 and running Pro 2.6 so my utility networks are in V4 for the 10.8.1 Enterprise compatibility.
Is there a way to downgrade or drop the asset package to V4 that Pro 2.6 can recognize to be able to apply to the Enterprise 10.8.1 server environment? If not that any user not on Enterprise 10.9 can not utilize the Electric Utility Network Enterprise package and are forced to use the Electric Network Foundation packages which have already been moved to mature support.
In Electrical I had to delete Object ID 15, 16, and 17. Once I did this the tool ran just fine and downgraded the EnterpriseV1 to a utility network v4 to be able to work on Pro 2.6 and Enterprise 10.8.1
Lindsey, we are in the same boat as well with another project but with Water and Sewer. While we were planning for a water deployment a new sewer solution was released with Pro 2.7 which will only work with 10.9. We are thinking we may just build a UN from scratch with Pro 2.6 to put it at V4. We will then copy the guts out of the new data model and move forward from there. A lot of the dependencies seem to lie with the attribute rules which we've started deleting anyway from the asset package as they can slow down load times and usability times drastically. We then add in what we need depending on the need. If you can get this figured out please let me know. We've tried every approach less the total build out of a UN from scratch. I hope it doesn't come to that...
What is the procedure to downgrade ignition from 7.5.10 to 7.5.4? We have experienced numerous issues with 7.5.10, and need to go back to the last working version. The stability of OPC connections with 7.5.10 is terrible even after upgrading Kepserverex to 5.12.
I think that our licence is hooked to 8.0.x version, I also have a gateway backup from 8.0.9
the problem is precisely the licence, I tried to update from 8.0.9 to 8.1.25 but the licence does not work, the gateway still in trial mode even if the modules are listed as applied licence... so I'm considering to roll-back the version to 8.0.17 (last one from 8.0.x major version).
it should work, isn't it?
thanks for you prompt reply!
kind regards,
MF
If you must. Don't expect any changes you made in v8.1 to work after roll back. Consider de-activating your license, wiping the machine, installing 8.0.17, restoring your 8.0.9 backup, and then activating.
I have always used Quicken Deluxe. But as things are tight cash wise I am thinking of downgrading to Quicken Standard as I don't need the investing tools or Retirement planning tools. However, I have multiple accounts for Cash and Assets. I would also like to continue using the Budget planner.
There is no such thing as Quicken Standard, only Quicken Starter. You can downgrade from Deluxe but Starter goes to Read Only if you let your subscription expire. Also, it supports Simple Monthly Budgeting.
@David Potter - You can downgrade to Starter at any time in the 6 months prior to the end of your Deluxe subscription. When your Deluxe subscription expires it will automatically change over to Starter.
If you do not like Starter or it does not meet your needs, you can then upgrade to Deluxe, again. But you will need to then pay the price for Deluxe and the remaining time for your Starter subscription will be prorated and used to add more time to your Deluxe subscription. So, doing this might not provide the cash flow improvement you are seeking to get.
But what you might want to consider doing is to shop around with retailers like Amazon, Costco, Walmart, Best Buy and others where you can save some money on the Subscription cost. They will sometimes have some very nice discounts with Deluxe prices offered that are near and even sometimes below what the full retail price is for Starter. If you go this route, you will get an Activation Code. Enter that code into your online Quicken.com account or in Quicken go to Help > Manage Your Subscription > Enter Activation Code.