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ASA l2l IPSec with a openswan

wkamil123
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Hello,

I have a problem with a site-to-site IPSec connection beetwen ASA and Linux (openswan).

All policy are exchanged beetwen peers and tunnel is established succesfully.

The traffic can not send through tunnel with a no activity after 8 hours.

The sh cryp isa sa command show that tunnel is a MM_Active state  but sh cryp ips sa show that aren't any decrypt and encrypt packet's.

Then helps reset deamon on a linux or clearing all security association on ASA.

So then I forced to exchange the new keys on isakmp and ipsec at every 3600 seconds.

Also I added the commands vpn-idle-timeouts none on default-group policy to this tunnel.

Now the tunnel is active for a  week but not on Monday after the weekend.

The IPSec settings on openswan are defaults.

Does anyone met with a similar problem.

Kamil

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Hello,

I have a similar problem. The tunnel goes UP... and, suddently stops... I make some traffic to come UP, but, no success...

After restart the service on the linux, it come UP....

How did you solve this issue?

Thanks!

Hi,

I can see that you tried some great options but you still have the problem

Maybe you can collect debugs and send them to a syslog server to check why it goes to that state

What is the ASA version used?

The remote side should do the same btw

Regards,

 I had similar issue. After enabling NAT-T in asa, everything works fine. 

husycisco
Level 7
Level 7

Hello Kamil,

Did you enable ip forwarding on linux box?

vi /etc/sysctl.conf

#change following line from 0 to 1

net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1

# activate it:

sysctl -p

I have deployed many VPN tunnels between ASA and openswan without problems following the article below

https://community.opsourcecloud.net/View.jsp?procId=9efb7ca88925381eec45279a2828da19

Hope it helps!

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