Hi all,
Interesting problem here. I have recently taken over the network for a small company (last week) with small remote offices all over. Currently we have an office with remote users here in London and Europe. We also have an office in California and an office with temp workers in New York. The issue is that I am getting reports of the remote user connections using the Cisco VPN client are dropping after a couple of minutes, but the site to site VPN connections are just fine. It appears that there is no issue in the UK or Europe with the VPN client. I have been doing some looking online and in the error logs and there is nothing screaming that there is anything wrong. Some of the solutions that I have found call for using NAT traversal.
I was wondering if this could be the answer.
Or is there something else I should look at?
Thanks in advance
Interesting problem here. I have recently taken over the network for a small company (last week) with small remote offices all over. Currently we have an office with remote users here in London and Europe. We also have an office in California and an office with temp workers in New York. The issue is that I am getting reports of the remote user connections using the Cisco VPN client are dropping after a couple of minutes, but the site to site VPN connections are just fine. It appears that there is no issue in the UK or Europe with the VPN client. I have been doing some looking online and in the error logs and there is nothing screaming that there is anything wrong. Some of the solutions that I have found call for using NAT traversal.
I was wondering if this could be the answer.
Or is there something else I should look at?
Thanks in advance