RE: Cisco VPN dropping after an hour

Is it possible there is a setting that tells it to re-establish all 
connections after 60 minutes? Or maybe connections on certain ports maybe?
Check timeout values on the keys. I saw one that was set for 1440 minutes 
(24 hours) and everyday at that time it would drop all connections for a 
brief moment while it re-established the keys.
I also had a Sonicwall that was timing out TELNET every 30 minutes after 
no activity. 






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Hi Booth :-)

Are these folks connecting from home ? If so, what is the Cisco Client
riding on (i.e. dialup, DSL, cable) ?

We have a lot of folks doing this and the ones getting their internet
connection via AOL are the only ones that ever seem to get timed out.

Chuck


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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces+clewis=iquest.net@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Booth Martin
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Subject: Cisco VPN dropping after an hour

Our Cisco VPN connection drops us, like clockwork, after an hour.  The
network guys are puzzled as to why.  Any suggestions?
 
Booth 

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