Dear Group                     I was trying to do a IPSEC site to site VPN with 
CISCO IOS CA 

R1 - R2 - R3

R2 IS THE IOS CA

Every thing seems okay , but whenever  the interesting traffic passes through  
the tunnel status will be ACTIVE but the state will be MM_KEY_EXCHANGE , all 
the traffic will be dropped & after few minutes IKE SA will be  down . Can any 
help me in this ?
                                                                        Regards 
                                                                                
               AET                 
                                                        









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> My thinking is usually packet oriented.  If you are dealing with a tcp
> connection failing, I find it is easy to get "just enough" information by
> matching on the syn flag.
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> access-list 101 permit tcp any any syn
> debug ip packet detail 101
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> That is usually yields enough information to see if the device is getting
> the packet, if it has been nat'd, and if it responds.  Since we are matching
> on syn's, it will ignore established connections and no further filtering is
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