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You are most likely only using ESP so nothing under &quot;ah sas&quot; is okay. &nbsp;You may not have an ESP SA (one sa per source and destination pair) because there is no active VPN traffic or traffic is flowing over another SA. &nbsp;If you generate traffic that matches the crypto ACL, do you see an esp sa? &nbsp;Has this worked or are you trying to get it to work and it is not working?
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You are most likely only using ESP so nothing under "ah sas" is okay.  You may not have an ESP SA (one sa per source and destination pair) because there is no active VPN traffic or traffic is flowing over another SA.  If you generate traffic that matches the crypto ACL, do you see an esp sa?  Has this worked or are you trying to get it to work and it is not working?

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but what does &quot;ah SAS&quot; mean? I mean what does outbound ah sas mean? 
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but what does "ah SAS" mean? I mean what does outbound ah sas mean?

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yeah i am only using ESP SA i just didn't quite get what that output meant and the cisco books don't explain that output line. Thanks for the help<br />
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yeah i am only using ESP SA i just didn't quite get what that output meant and the cisco books don't explain that output line. Thanks for the help



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I get this on the router and i can't find out what it means<br />
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outbound esp sas:<br />
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outbound ah sas:<br />
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Is it saying that i don't have any out bound Authentication and encryption?<br />
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400
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I get this on the router and i can't find out what it means

outbound esp sas:

outbound ah sas:

Is it saying that i don't have any out bound Authentication and encryption?

400

what does this mean ?

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