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Auto Packet Filter possible bug

Tim F
Has anyone noticed that if you turn on Auto Packet Filter for an IPSEC tunnel, and then disable it after everything is working, it doesn't remove the rules from 'Current System Packet Filter Rules'. Even if I disabled and deleted my IPSEC connection, they weren't removed. I had to reboot the ASL for them to be removed. I don't usually use Auto Packet Filter Rules. Currently running ASL 5.016. Or I could be going crazy.


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    What kind of VPN Connection do you use. I have a net2net IPSec VPN with Pre-Shared-Keys and all rules are removed, if I change the settings. Please tell us more about your configuration, do you use Roadwarriors, Net2Net, L2tp over IPsec .... Which authentication method did you choose?

    /bagira
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    What kind of VPN Connection do you use. I have a net2net IPSec VPN with Pre-Shared-Keys and all rules are removed, if I change the settings. Please tell us more about your configuration, do you use Roadwarriors, Net2Net, L2tp over IPsec .... Which authentication method did you choose?

    /bagira
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    I use a standard IPSEC ASL 5.016 to a Cisco 827 with 3DES. It is using PSK with a custom IPSEC Policy that I made. I can test this week again with my ASL at home, as I have to do another Site to Site with the exact same config for the client. perhaps it is because I used a custom IPSEC policy.
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