ipsec tunnel going down
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@moisesdasilvadeoliveira
Dear,Would anyone have any ideas?
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@moisesdasilvadeoliveira you deleted your posts….
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@michmoor
SorryDear
I have 2 problems with my ipsec. It is worth mentioning that my pfsense is in the cloud with only one wan (Subnet 1) and I have a network that comes from openvpn (Subnet 2).
Problem 1.
If my phase two tunnels go down, I can't generate traffic for those tunnels to get up again. The tunnels are only up again, if my client generates traffic through his network.
With that I had the idea of enabling the function "Automatically ping host" and "Keep Alive"Problem 2.
Enabling the two functions of "Automatically ping host" and "Keep Alive", for subnet 1 (My wan), it generates keepalives and keeps my tunnels up from subnet 1. But in the case of my subnet 2 (Openvpn) , I see that the keepalive is not being sent, so my tunnels are downI believe that if I have an option for problem 1, it already solves my problem, because I don't need to ask the client to generate traffic on his side.
But if not possible, how can I generate keepalive for subnet 2.OBS.: Subnet 1 has monitoring traffic, so it will probably always stay up due to monitoring traffic. Subnet 2, on the other hand, will not have constant traffic, since it will be used by employees to access via openvpn to access the closed structure via ipsec (vpn Site-to-Site)
Thanks
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Would anyone have any ideas?
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@moisesdasilvadeoliveira said in ipsec tunnel going down:
With that I had the idea of enabling the function "Automatically ping host" and "Keep Alive"
Did you do this?
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@viragomann yes, i did this setting, but it had no effect.