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Thanks MikeKane, I will try this and let you know how it goes...
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Thanks MikeKane, I will try this and let you know how it goes...

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After resetting the ASA the errors ceased.<br />
I know now that it was due to the user logging in using a linux vpn application. The cisco must not be compatible. I will have to get time to look into this, if I find anything out I will post it here.
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After resetting the ASA the errors ceased.
I know now that it was due to the user logging in using a linux vpn application. The cisco must not be compatible. I will have to get time to look into this, if I find anything out I will post it here.

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Hey,<br />
I am looking at my running logs in ASDM and these keep coming up very frequently (every few seconds):<br />
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3 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Apr 21 2009 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;16:44:13 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;713232 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Group = &lt;group_name&gt;, Username = &lt;username&gt;, IP = 220.&lt;rest of IP&gt;, SA lock refCnt = 0, bitmask = 00000080, p1_decrypt_cb = 0, qm_decrypt_cb = 0, qm_hash_cb = 0, qm_spi_ok_cb = 0, qm_dh_cb = 0, qm_secret_key_cb = 0, qm_encrypt_cb = 0<br />
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5 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Apr 21 2009 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;16:44:13 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;713137 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Group = &lt;group_name&gt;, Username = &lt;username&gt;, IP = 220.&lt;rest of IP&gt;, Reaper overriding refCnt [0] and tunnelCnt [0] -- deleting SA!<br />
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I gather it was a session that was established at least 2 weeks ago. I know its not connected anymore but I want to know what has cuased this and how to get rid of this error from spamming my logs.<br />
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Hey,
I am looking at my running logs in ASDM and these keep coming up very frequently (every few seconds):

3	Apr 21 2009	16:44:13	713232			 Group = <group_name>, Username = <username>, IP = 220.<rest of IP>, SA lock refCnt = 0, bitmask = 00000080, p1_decrypt_cb = 0, qm_decrypt_cb = 0, qm_hash_cb = 0, qm_spi_ok_cb = 0, qm_dh_cb = 0, qm_secret_key_cb = 0, qm_encrypt_cb = 0

5	Apr 21 2009	16:44:13	713137			 Group = <group_name>, Username = <username>, IP = 220.<rest of IP>, Reaper overriding refCnt [0] and tunnelCnt [0] -- deleting SA!

I gather it was a session that was established at least 2 weeks ago. I know its not connected anymore but I want to know what has cuased this and how to get rid of this error from spamming my logs.



Cisco ASA 5505 syslog - Reaper (old VPN logon)

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