fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch issues when deploying

[cmitsolutions1]

We are trying to leverage the below resource to configure the 8 port managed switch we have.

resource "fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch" "managed-switch" {
for_each = var.managed_switches
switch_id = each.value.switch_id
sn = each.value.sn
name = each.value.name
fsw_wan1_peer = each.value.fsw_wan1_peer
fsw_wan1_admin = each.value.fsw_wan1_admin
poe_detection_type = each.value.poe_detection_type
max_allowed_trunk_members = each.value.max_allowed_trunk_members

dynamic "ports" {
for_each = each.value.ports
content {
port_name = ports.value.port_name
speed_mask = ports.value.speed_mask
vlan = ports.value.vlan
export_to = ports.value.export_to
untagged_vlans {
vlan_name = ports.value.untagged_vlans
}
allowed_vlans {
vlan_name = ports.value.allowed_vlans
}
}
}
}

We can confirm that we have the switch plugged in and is online, but when we run our plan we get the below error.

│ Error: Error creating SwitchControllerManagedSwitch resource: Internal Server Error - Internal error when processing the request (500)
│
│ with module.fortios["firewall"].fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch.managed-switch["switch_2"],
│ on modules/forti_os/main.tf line 212, in resource "fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch" "managed-switch":
│ 212: resource "fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch" "managed-switch" {
│
╵

[MaxxLiu22]

Hi @cmitsolutions1 ,

Thank you for raising this issue. If you would like to use Terraform to manage an existing object, you may need to import it first using a command like:

terraform import fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch.trname S548DN4K16000129

Alternatively, you can define an import block in your .tf files, such as:

import {
  to = fortios_switchcontroller_managedswitch.trname
  id = "S548DN4K16000129"
}

Otherwise, Terraform will attempt to create a new object, which would duplicate the existing one and raise an error. Let me know if that doesn't solve your question.

Thanks,
Maxx