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Have anyone tried removing a rule/route and reapplying the same policy to resolve an issue? &nbsp;I have a time-clock that is seen hitting my FW and leaving the network, but there is no return traffic. &nbsp;We have multiple time-clocks and all of the others are working expect for this particular one. &nbsp;All the time clocks have static IPs with rules like &quot;Static IP of time clock, next-hop is time-clock's server, allow port 443&quot;.
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Have anyone tried removing a rule/route and reapplying the same policy to resolve an issue?  I have a time-clock that is seen hitting my FW and leaving the network, but there is no return traffic.  We have multiple time-clocks and all of the others are working expect for this particular one.  All the time clocks have static IPs with rules like "Static IP of time clock, next-hop is time-clock's server, allow port 443".

Reapplying FW rules on checkpoint

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