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ASA 5500 Restored a failed unit now seeing issues with VPN tunnels.

tommcmahontac
Level 1
Level 1

I restored the HA pair back to Active/Standby.

1 remaining issue.

I have 3 IPsec Site-to_SIte tunnels.

I noticed that when the NEW UNIT becomes ACTIVE that I am unble to pass traffic over the VPN tunnels.

When I failback I am able to pass traffic.

Any ideas?

Thanks...

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Jennifer Halim
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Can you pls check if the configuration gets synchronized to the new Unit, as well as you also have stateful failover configured?

Yes - stateful failover is configured. I have attached the configuration for review.

The Sync appears fine. The unit operates fine for a few hours and then the traffic stops getting passed over the VPN tunnels. I perform a failover and traffic passes immediately.          

Marvin Rhoads
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Are those VPN tunnels perchance certificate-based? If so, you need to copy the certificates onto the replaced unit.

(Disk operations such as copying certificate files are not included in a configuration synchronization process.)

They are not certificate-based!

Tom,

Can you say exactly what is happening on the new active box?

show crypto isakmp sa/show crypto ipsec sa

to see what exaclty is happening with the tunnels. It seems like a IPSEC replication issue.

Are versions on both boxes the same?

See attached.

Versions are the same.

As I understand this output is from primary standby-ready or when it is active?

When you are intiating traffic are the counters in show crypto ipsec sa increasing?

The best would be to do some online debugging for it. If possible I would suggest to create TAC case for that.

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