I recently purchased the RVS-4000 v2 and setup a single VPN tunnel. Then I upgraded to the latest firmware v2.0.0.3. Today, I attempted to add a second tunnel and none of the settings could be saved. I found that this was not limited to the VPN settings, so the issue is more widespread; although, I was able to do deletions of tunnels, so this appears to be some sort of global-edit-save issue.
My workaround for the moment was to go back 1 level in the firmware, which of course, is always dangerous with any brand or device. I was not comfortable doing that, but it works for the moment.
Looking at the security issues which v2.0.0.3 addressed, I (and other users) are at a severe disadvantage if we are forced to use firmware prior to v2.0.0.3, and if we do, then we lose edit-save, at the least for VPN, which is why I purchased this to begin with.
So, I'll throw this out to Cisco - the first report of this issue was in August. It is now almost December and there is NO FIX? Cisco is supposed to be *the name* in networking devices. What is going on there? Was ANY Q/A done on this firmware? Now that you know it's broken, why isn't it fixed? I recognize that now you are looking to retire the 4000, but I for one can tell you that this is going to leave a bad feeling with this author if it is done without resolving the obvious issues. I am very sure you have a firmware engineer who knows what happened here and has a fix. So, why isn't it out here for end users? Product manager - where are you?
