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bdoggy
Member since:
2003-10-03 12:42:25 |  posted: 2003-10-03 13:26:54
Nortel VPN
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I have a tech-support
call center VPN'd to a
client site trough a PIX
520 firewall. There has
been a problem with the
tech center computers
timing out on the VPN and
they need to log on
constantly. Could this be
an ip Address conflict?
Or something else?
Any help would be
great.
| Deepali
Member since:
2003-12-01 22:37:01 |  posted: 2003-12-02 01:05:32
Reply!
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Hi!
From the
problem description that
you have given , it seems
like that the lifetime
that you have configured
on the PIX
firewall.
Just
make sure that you have
this is as lifetime
:
isakmp policy 1
lifetime 86400
and make sure that the
Ipsec lifetime is
configured to
86400.
let me
know if you have any
concerns.
Deepali
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