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Thx man - already been solved w/ further digging. The ip range was assigned to a VPN portal. My bad. <br />
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Thx!
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Thx man - already been solved w/ further digging. The ip range was assigned to a VPN portal. My bad.

Thx!

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Although the address group isn't part of any policy/VIP or VPN pool, the delete icon is just NOT there.<br />
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I've went through every darn page on the FG, and yet - it remain a mystery...<br />
Please advise, I don't want to reset the unit to its factory settings.<br />
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BTW, when connecting to VPN on the unit through the portal (in tunnel mode) the mentioned address group is always given - even if another scope is assigned, so essentially - it's bound to something, but to WHAT ??<br />
Is there a way to view Address bounds from the CLI?<br />
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Thx - it's urgent 
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Although the address group isn't part of any policy/VIP or VPN pool, the delete icon is just NOT there.

I've went through every darn page on the FG, and yet - it remain a mystery...
Please advise, I don't want to reset the unit to its factory settings.

BTW, when connecting to VPN on the unit through the portal (in tunnel mode) the mentioned address group is always given - even if another scope is assigned, so essentially - it's bound to something, but to WHAT ??
Is there a way to view Address bounds from the CLI?

Thx - it's urgent 

Fortigate 60 - unable to delete address group

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