Thank you. I've seen that I I removed it. I was at the clients location today and connected to the other network with her machine and my laptop for 30-40 mins through VPN. The connection was stable. We have nagios running with Bandwidth monitoring and I checked that. The line did not appear saturated at any time when the connection dropped. We never had an issue before a couple days ago. It could be the ISP. Sprint that provides the private line reports no issues with the line.
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by: btassurePosted on 2008-06-13 at 16:33:38ID: 21783419
There is a VPN idle timeout specified for one thing.
" vpn-idle-timeout 30"
Try removing that. You will likely need to do it from the command line as ASDM is a bitch about removing things like that sometimes.
telnet in and go to enable, then conf t
group-policy ACACIA attributes
vpn-idle-timeout none
end
write
test!