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      topanaris
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      I occasionally get this message with my IPSec VPN connection "WARNING: pseudo-random number generator used for IPsec processing" and if this happens when no data is traversing i can no longer send or receive data across the VPN even though the tunnel is still established. And i also realize that VPN drops intermittently and doing a ping re-establishes the tunnel, i believe this shouldnt be happening as i have the keepalive option enable. Any advice would be much appreciated.

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        topanaris
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        Anybody got any ideas?

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          XIII
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          you have a different issue. that just means that their is no random number generator available for use, I have the same thing in my logs and my vpn is working.

          post your config (block out last half of ips or if using an FQDN the entire thing)

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            eazydor
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            this warning  just means that random numbers are generated trough software and not trough a i.e. vpn-accelerator-card. but i don't think it has anything to do with your dropped tunnels, like XIII said, post your config and ipsec-logs…

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