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dloudermilk
Member since:
2002-09-20 09:51:31 |  posted: 2002-09-20 09:54:23
IPsec: Dead Peer Detected
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Hello,
I looked
into my routers to see
why the VPN disconnects
so often and I do not
know if this has anything
to do with it, but can
you explain to me what it
means?
IPSEC:
Dead Peer Detected sg
Thank
you
-Dan | metro305
Member since:
2002-09-12 02:53:48 | posted: 2002-09-22 00:08:43
Router manufacturer?
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Who is the man. of your
router?
But to
answer your question here
it goes.
A 'dead
peer' is a peer that has
failed, rebooted, or is
otherwise
unable to
communicate with the host
using the ISAKMP SA.
For
convenience's
sake, we include the case
where the connection
between
the peers
has gone down (e.g. the
user hung-up, there was a
routing
error, the
ISAKMP SA was deleted,
etc).
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