I know this is not an Astaro issue per-se, but am posting here in the hopes that someone else has seen this and can tell me what's happening... we use the ASG 7 SSLVPN to gain access to Exchange 2003 server, and all works fine. However, after an Outlook client has disconnected from the VPN, in the filter logs I see thousands of requests per client where the Exchange box tries to talk to the (now gone) client on UDP 6004, and it seems to do this FOREVER until Exchange is rebooted. I can imagine a server trying to contact a client-gone-away for *some* period of time before timing out, but this thing never STOPS and notices that the client just ain't there, and continues to futilely contact them with these UDP packets.
It seems that Exchange doesn't "know" that the Outlook client disconnected and happily tries to contact it with these UDP 6004 packets on the SSLVPN pool IP it *had*, but no longer does. Has anyone else seen this crazy behavior with Exchange (which is clearly an Exchange issue, not the ASG) and if so do you know if there is a fix?
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