Policy Execution Failures
General Policy Execution Issues
Policy execution failures can usually be caused by the following situations:
- Policy configuration errors
- Policy dependency issues
- Policy execution order errors
- Logic errors in policy conditions
- Resources used within policy not being accessible
Troubleshooting Steps
Errors occurring during policy execution are recorded in log files. You can detect the source of the error by reviewing relevant logs.
Ensure that policy settings are correctly configured. Especially check that mandatory fields are filled.
If the policy depends on other resources (certificate, connection, etc.), ensure that these resources are accessible.
Policy execution order is important. Ensure that policies are configured in the correct order.
You can isolate the error by running the problematic policy in a test environment.
Common Error Scenarios
Script Policy Errors
Syntax errors or runtime errors may occur in script policies. Check script code and review error messages.
Connection Policy Errors
There may be access issues to target service in connection policies. Check connection settings and network access.
Authentication Policy Errors
There may be token or certificate issues in authentication policies. Check relevant credentials.