Re: CPU Usage CIPE-WIN32 Windows XP

Mr. bhein:

Please confirm the setup i have here after removing the comments:
<setup>

################
# PEER ONE
################
ptpaddr         192.168.5.102
ipaddr          192.168.5.1
me              0.0.0.0:1734
peer            0.0.0.0:1735
key             00000000010000000002000000000322
ping 10
device cipcb1
dynip 1
maxerr=-1
################
# PEER TWO
################
ptpaddr         192.168.5.103
ipaddr          192.168.5.1
me              0.0.0.0:1736
peer            0.0.0.0:1737
key             00000000010000000002000000000322
ping 10
device cipcb2
dynip 1
maxerr=-1
################
# PEER THREE
################
> Windows 2000:
Local IP Address 0.0.0.0 port 1737
Peer IP Address my.outside.IP.addrses 1736
Peer PTP Address 192.168.5.1
> I'm using a 32-byte key, blowfish, and a 600 second timeout value.

</setup>

This way i have a minimal chance to tell you what could be the probable
cause of all this folish behaviour at the Win2k machine.
I suppose this is the setup you used in the past to stablish a VPN link
with 3 peer's, using 2 linux boxes and one Win2k machine. If i'm wrong,
please correct the lines explained above. BTW, where is the WinXP
computer?



[email protected] disse:
> To respond to a slightly old post, which I just read on the
> internet.......
>
>
>
> I've installed CIPE for win32 on my laptop (win2k professional SP4) and on
> a freshly loaded Win2kServer. Both are Pentium boxes. The problem is that
>
> 1. upon boot, the CIPE device has yet to work without a service reset
> 2. sometimes after the service has been restarted, its CPU consumption
> skyrockets and remains there, and the system becomes unusable.
> 3. if the ethernet link state goes down (And back up) then the CIPE
> devices
> sometimes becomes unstable and produces unpredictable results. For
> instance
> full CPU consumption, and even BSOD.
>
>>From what I can tell, the problems exist within in the service
>> cipsvr.exe.
> In my humble understanding of NT Services, I know that some services
> depend
> on other services. Perhaps CIPE fails to start because another service
> that
> it needs hasn't yet been started when it is activated. As for the 100%CPU,
> I can't imagine what would cause this. I'm not a yoda programmer, so I
> won't presume to know the cause, or solution.
>
>
> Snippets of my configurations follow. I used grep so that each config file
> is prefixed with the filename.
>
###############cut###############
>
>
> --Brad
>
Best Regards,
RSalles


-- 
Renato Salles
Ger.Geral
RSNetServices

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