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bdoggy
Member since:
2003-10-03 12:42:25 |  posted: 2003-12-12 13:42:03
Hello
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Had some questons posted
on the forums site. I
recieved an answer but my
pix does not support that
command..(Thanks anyway
Deepali. I should ahve
been more
detailed)
I have a
PIX 520 IOS
4.2(4)
with a Nortel
VPN to a client site, we
do CSR work for this
client through the VPN.
Every 5 to 10 min. the
token is dropped and our
CSR'S have to log back on
to the VPN. It has gotten
worse. I was told to try
>isakmp policy 1
lifetime 86400
>IPsec
lifetime 86400.
My
IOS does not support this
and we are using NT, I
did not think IPsec was
able to run on NT? but
looking at the Cisco page
it sounds to be on the
right track. Our Router
is off site at a telco
and is only a passthrough
device so I have had them
check this and does not
look to be the router at
all.
Any additional
help would be great. I am
a student this is my
internship and I do have
no clue..
It has been
happining for a bout a
year. I have tried for
two months.
I am only
a third year CCNA student
and I have not config'd
firewalls yet but looking
at it ,it does not seem
much different from a
router.
Thanks and
please
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