We need to see the logs to see why it apparently gave up Sent from mobile device
> On Mar 18, 2019, at 13:13, yuryb <[email protected]> wrote: > > My router reboots for a few minutes, and yes, at this time the Internet is > unavailable. But after that, the Internet is available and stable. Despite > this, as is evident from the logs, Pluto did not show any signs of life until > today, when I manually entered the command "up". > > On Mon, 18 Mar 2019, yuryb wrote: > > > Unfortunately I have not access to the other side's log. But as can be seen > > from the logs, the > > disconnection occurs during the restart of my router. At 6:00 am, the > > router initiates a reboot, and at > > 6:02 am, in the logs of Pluto, the entries "deleting state" appear. But why > > is Pluto not trying to > > reconnect? > > > > Mar 16 05:40:53 centos pluto[4644]: "vpn-uz" #22: STATE_QUICK_I2: sent QI2, > > IPsec SA established > > transport mode {ESP/NAT=>0x5ab0104b <0x80f9a355 > > xfrm=AES_CBC_128-HMAC_SHA1_96 NATOA=none > > NATD=195.149.70.70:4500 DPD=active} > > Mar 16 06:02:16 centos pluto[4644]: "vpn-uz" #21: IKEv1 DPD: action - > > clearing connection kind > > CK_PERMANENT > > Mar 16 06:02:16 centos pluto[4644]: "vpn-uz" #22: deleting state > > (STATE_QUICK_I2) and sending > > notification > > Mar 16 06:02:16 centos pluto[4644]: "vpn-uz" #22: ESP traffic information: > > in=7KB out=6KB > > Mar 16 06:02:16 centos pluto[4644]: "vpn-uz" #21: deleting state > > (STATE_MAIN_I4) and sending > > notification > > Mar 18 09:58:35 centos pluto[4644]: "vpn-uz" #23: initiating Main Mode > > This initiating Main Mode is your end "restarting". So if that is not > succeeding something is wrong. Perhaps no network yet? > > Paul
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