Dale Forguson
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Cisco rv 180w VPN IPsec SA Not Established
Gateway to Gateway VPN
RV 180w on both ends
This VPN was working till one location experienced a power outage over the weekend. Both locations have Internet access but can't connect VPN.
I checked all VPN settings to make sure nothing had changed in either router, WAN Static IP is still the same on both ends. Next I upgraded firmware to v. 1.0.4.14 on both ends, deleted existing settings in both routers and used the "Basic VPN Setup" option. Same problem - IPsec SA Not Established. I have searched for a VPN log in the menu but haven't found it.
RV 180w on both ends
This VPN was working till one location experienced a power outage over the weekend. Both locations have Internet access but can't connect VPN.
I checked all VPN settings to make sure nothing had changed in either router, WAN Static IP is still the same on both ends. Next I upgraded firmware to v. 1.0.4.14 on both ends, deleted existing settings in both routers and used the "Basic VPN Setup" option. Same problem - IPsec SA Not Established. I have searched for a VPN log in the menu but haven't found it.
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Since you were the only expert to respond I'll give you the points but actually the Telco caused the problem. as soon as they raised the Mtu everything started working again. Thanks for trying.
Since you were the only expert to respond I'll give you the points but actually the Telco caused the problem. as soon as they raised the Mtu everything started working again. Thanks for trying.
Thanks rettif9, glad you got it working.
We could also have adjusted the MTU on the tunnel to overcome the telecom settings.
We could also have adjusted the MTU on the tunnel to overcome the telecom settings.
Double check that your isakmp encryption settings match up.