HP VPN Server Appliance sa3110/sa3150/sa3400/sa3450 and sa3000 Series VPN Manager - Release 6.8.2 Release Notes
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Hewlett-Packard VPN Server Appliance SA3110/SA3150/SA3400/SA3450
An SA of 0.0.0.0 Does Not Pass Traffic On
Site-To-Site Tunnels
Reference Numbers 369P and 679
In Release 6.8.2, an SA of 0.0.0.0 does not pass traffic on
site-to-site tunnels and the destination device does not see
packets.
Some Running SAs Are Not Renegotiated
After Being Deleted by a Cisco Device
Reference Number 451DF
In Release 6.8.2, when a HP VPN device initiates a VPN
tunnel between a VPN device and a Cisco device, the
following sequence of commands are issued from the
Cisco device:
clear crypto isakmp is issued by Cisco to delete the MAIN
SA, a delete notification from Cisco is sent to HP VPN, the
VPN device deletes its Main SA and Cisco deletes its Main
SA.
clear crypto sa is issued by Cisco, Cisco deletes its QUICK
SA, but a delete notification is not sent for this action to
the HP VPN device.
As no delete notification is received, the HP VPN device
does not delete its Quick SA. Since the Quick SA remains,
the VPN device does not renegotiate the SA.
Removing Flash When Device Powered Up
Causes Crash
Reference Number 105DF
When the VPN device is powered on and in disable mode,
if you remove the flash, then type enabled and your
password, first a message appears: Unable to write
DiskCachePasse, then the device crashes.
To prevent this crash and potential damage to the flash, if
the VPN device is powered up, do not remove the flash.










