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techsdd
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VPN disconnect - time out

Hi,

First, I am new with fortinet products and I'm beginning the training with this products. Sorry for my english, it's my second language.

 

I have a problem with vpn connection from a customer. After a moment, it disconnect.We use forticlient.But I can access directly to the installation.

  I checked the parameters : In phase 1 keylife : 84600 the checked box : dead peer detections and not traversal Phase 2 : keylife : 84600 checked box : enable replay detection and enable PFS   Thank you If you have other solutions or more informations. Regards,

Pierre

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vmartin_FTNT
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The FortiGate Cookbook has a page about troubleshooting IPsec VPN that might help, you can find it here: http://cookbook.fortinet.com/ipsec-vpn-troubleshooting/

 

In particular, the last one sounds like a possible solution: If your VPN tunnel goes down often, check the Phase 2 settings and either increase the Keylife value or enable Autokey Keep Alive.

Technical Writer, FortiOS

Let me know if there's anything you want to see added to the FortiGate Cookbook.

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vmartin_FTNT
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Staff

The FortiGate Cookbook has a page about troubleshooting IPsec VPN that might help, you can find it here: http://cookbook.fortinet.com/ipsec-vpn-troubleshooting/

 

In particular, the last one sounds like a possible solution: If your VPN tunnel goes down often, check the Phase 2 settings and either increase the Keylife value or enable Autokey Keep Alive.

Technical Writer, FortiOS

Let me know if there's anything you want to see added to the FortiGate Cookbook.

techsdd

thank you I will try this.

 

Pierre

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