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I've got a 5505 connected to Amazon VPC, and it works, but the VPN is flapping because replies to SLA monitor echos are being dropped by the ASA. I can see the echo-replys going out from my Amazon instance, but the SLA monitor never gets them. I can'...
According to a support engineer at Amazon who looked at my config and error logs, *if* SLA was receiving echo replies then I would not be having issues with my connection. Are you saying that isn't true? More importantly, do you have any suggestions ...
OK, I don't understand how removing SLA will prevent my VPN from flapping every 20-30 minutes. I did remove it, but within a few minutes I get log errors as always as DPD loses service: 3 Jan 26 2015 20:19:04 713123 Group = 72.21.xxx.xxx, IP = 72.21....
OK, what config do you mean? I did not configure the Amazon instance; it is simply a normal instance with a security group that allows traffic from my local subnets and to anything.
Thanks for the feedback Julio. I would like to use the built-in SLA Monitor instead of setting up a dedicated separate box. This feature on the ASA is intended for this purpose right? There are no errors, but as I mentioned the echo-reply, which *is*...
