Re: VPN and dead peer detection
Spyros Tsiolis <stsiol-/[email protected]>
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> > I can't say as I have any answers for > you - only more questions. I have a > similar situation in that I have a couple of 1.4.something > setups. One > with a static IP, the other a dynamic IP. That tunnel > goes down all the > time. Sometimes it will come back up on its own, other > times not so much. > I can't figure out any rhyme or reason for it. > > I have also had a config with 4 different units, two on > 1.4.somenum and two > on 2.2.somenum. This had a mesh config where each node > had connections to > the other 3. All static IPs. With all of those > tunnels, if one of the > nodes went down, most of the time everything would just > recover when it > came back up. Sometimes (again - not sure why) one or > two of the tunnels > would stay down and require a manual restart... > > So - you're not alone in the VPN funk is my point... > > Matt Nop . He is definitely not alone. Same here . An assortment of v1.4s, v2.xs and Mikrotik routerboards Some using static ip addresses, others using dyn ips with dyndns. The installations with dynamic ips have the same behaviour as the one you described. I have to manually restart the vpn tunnel from the ipcop side (if it's ipcop to mikrotik that is). That has been going for years now. s. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ IPCop-user mailing list [email protected] Manage your subscription or unsubscribe https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ipcop-user