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| KB | 0000309 | |||||
| Dated | 11/08/10 | |||||
| Revision | 0.01 | |||||
Cisco Remote (IPSEC) VPN Clients Timeout / Disconnect |
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| By default, your remote VPN clients will timeout their connections after 300 seconds of inactivity, should you wish to increase that you can, on a user by user basis, however sometimes that does not work. To fix the problem you need to disable ISAKMP monitoring at the "Head End". | ||||||
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Enable via Command Line (see below for ASDM instructions) 1. Connect to the the firewall (see here for instructions). 2. Login and go to enable mode. |
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User Access Verification Password: |
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2. We need to change the remote access IPSEC VPN tunnel group, to find out what its called issue a "show running-config tunnel-group" command. The tunnel group we want will have an "ipsec-attributes" entry AND a "remote-access" entry, so in the example below the tunnel group we want is called "IPSEC-VPN-GROUP" (Yours may not be as well named!).
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