I got a pair of 2811s yesterday that are going to be providing a L2TPv3 tunnel between two VLANs across our WAN (some crazy department bought an application that needs to be deployed at two different campuses yet they need to be on the same L2 VLAN). Anyway, I've got the 2811s up and running in my lab (AKA known as some free horizontal space on my desk) and the L2TPv3 tunnels seem to be working. However, as is my normal practice, I've configured RANCID to monitor the configs of these routers and the encrypted passwords assigned to the L2TPv3 tunnels change every time RANCID copies the config. The underlying unencrypted password doesn't change (verified by decrypting the password with one of the various tools available on the web) - the router seems to be re-encrypting the password frequently - in fact every few minutes. Is this normal for L2TPv3 tunnels? Both routers are running 12.4(18) and have "service password-encryption" enabled.
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