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12-10-2020 04:44 PM
I have two different IPSec VPN tunnels between a PAN and two different Cisco devices, let call them R1 and R2, as folllows:
PAN IPSec IKEv1 <<---->> Cisco R2 IKEv1
PAN IPSec IKEv2 <<---->> Cisco R1 IKEv2
I enable Dead Peer Dection (DPD) in the IKE gateway between the PAN IKEv1 and Cisco R2 router. On the Dead Peer interval and retry, i set it to 5 and 5, respectively. On the Cisco router R2, I set "set crypto isakmp keepalive 10". On the IKE gateway between the PAN and Cisco R1 IKEv2, I set the "liveness check" to 5. I also set "crypto isakmp keepalive 10" on the R2 cisco router.
Well, on the IKEv2 VPN tunnels, I see traffics every 5 seconds between the PAN and Cisco R2 even when there is no traffic going across the tunnel which is expected. However, I am not seeing traffics between the PAN and Cisco R1 even with DPD enable.
Is that expected? If not, is this another bug in PAN? I am running 8.1.15 hotfix 3.
12-10-2020 07:21 PM
DPD on the PAN side isn't persistent and is only triggered by a phase 2 rekey; as long as phase 2 is up, the PAN won't check to see if IKE-SA is active. If you want/need to have traffic traverse from the PAN side constantly you would want to setup tunnel monitoring.
12-11-2020 04:43 AM
@BPry: "If you want/need to have traffic traverse from the PAN side constantly you would want to setup tunnel monitoring. "
PAN VPN Peer is 1.1.1.1 and Cisco VPN Peer is 2.2.2.2
PAN Encryption Domain is 192.168.1.1 and Cisco VPN Encryption Domain is 192.168.2.
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