I would love to do this - but I doubt our customer is going to buy that (pun intended ;)

I tried to set up Microsoft's IPSEC-Client to test it with that one but since crucial system
services keep failing without even an error message I guess this one will not be the one that solves
my problems...

Currently I am experimenting with very short key lifetimes - no results yet. Do you think that could
help?

Regards
    Peter

>>> "Jeroen Visser" <monowall at forty dash two dot nl> 20.04.2005 14:06 >>>
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 11:52:43 +0200, Peter Guhl wrote

> Shutting down the connection at the client (deleting from the connection 
> window of TheGreenBow) normally removes some of the SAD-Entries (not 
> allways all of them...).
> 
> Do you have an idea? Is this a client- or a server-side-problem?

Same problem here.
I user Softremote LT so it looks like a server only problem.
Waiting for a day solves this, but is not acceptable. ;-)

I informed our remote users and told them this was a "security setting" that
kicked in when connecting to often, to prevent brute force attacks.
*evilgrinz*

--
Met vriendelijke groet,
Jeroen Visser.
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Nee ik heb niet gefaald. Ik heb alleen 65 manieren gevonden die niet werken.


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