Julio Bretín Díaz a écrit :
Thanks to all of you, but I haven't found how to solve this yet. The problem is
that all VPN connections worked before the Nokia appliance was restarted. Now
all VPN connections have the same error that I described in my last mail. what
can I do or what can I check?
Hi,
In Interoperable device properties go to VPN advanced and un check the
"Support key exchange for subnets" option.
Thanks,
SPJ
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Thanks to all of you, but I haven't found how to solve this yet. The problem is
that all VPN connections worked before the Nokia appliance was restarted. Now
all VPN connections have the same error that I described in my last mail. what
can I do or what can I check?
I have reset all IPSEC and S
Hi,
I'm having a problem in Provider-1 NGX R61 environment.
Checking SK, it looks like cpstat_monitor is not activated by default on the
CMAs (in order to get a better performance on the MDS).
Also the SK32155 explains how to activate cpstat_monitor in CMA startup using
cpprod_util, but the f
There's a load of QoS functionality in IPSO 4.2 which (supposedly)
offers an alternative to Floodgate, I haven't looked at it in any detail
yet. The advantage being if you use the QoS in Nokia the traffic can
still be accelerated (unlike Floodgate traffic) and obviously SecureXL
is free within Noki
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Thomas Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> That would be fine if the VPN tunnels didn't work at all. But here we
> see most of the traffic passing thru, where only some gets dropped -
> within the same subnet.
If I remember right, in Traditional mo