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[7.404] corrupt l2tp configuration

BarryG
Hi,

While trying to create a new remote access l2tp connection, no matter what the parameters, it keeps getting an 'One of the values you entered is syntactically or logically incorrect', and cannot be saved, and also it cannot be turned off.

I need a way to reset it.

Will probably have to try restoring from a backup, but this is frustrating.

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Thanks,
Barry


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    Barry, someone else reported something similar within the last day or two.  I asked about the IPsec settings, but don't think I got an answer.

    Are you sure you haven't changed anything? Local X509 Cert or other?  How does the 'Advanced' tab of IPsec look?

    Cheers - Bob
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    Barry, someone else reported something similar within the last day or two.  I asked about the IPsec settings, but don't think I got an answer.

    Are you sure you haven't changed anything? Local X509 Cert or other?  How does the 'Advanced' tab of IPsec look?

    Cheers - Bob
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Hi, unfortunately, restoring a backup didn't help. Apparently the l2tp VPN has been turned on with a corrupt config all along.

    Will check the IPSec settings.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Remote Access » IPSec - Advanced:
    Local X509 Certificate == Local X509 Certificate
    Use Dead peer detection - Checked
    Use NAT traversal - Checked, 60 second keepalive
    2 CRL options, NOT checked
    Misc:
    Copy TOS - NOT checked
    Allow Path MTU Discovery - CHECKED, 1420 bytes.


    The reason for trying l2tp was for a MAC, but we've gotten OpenVPN running and connecting to Astaro in SSL mode now, so this is no longer critical, although it would be nice to know how to fix it.

    Thanks,
    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Does an IPSec connection have to be setup?

    Barry