Error Unable To Initialize Crypto Map Entry
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Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… RS_MCP Senior Member Join Date Mar 2008 Location London, UK Posts 354 Certifications CCNA, CCNA Security, CCSP, CCIE Security Written. 03-22-201111:59 AM #1 Static Crypto Map Entry (Priority) Hi All, I have dual IPSec Site-to-Site VPN tunnels running on my main Cisco ASA 5520, The tunnels have been up and traversing traffic in both directions for quite some time and all of a sudden on one day, one of my sites could send traffic but not recieve any. I troubleshooted very hard in terms of bouncing the tunnels, checking the configuration etc, but it just so happened that changing the static crypto map entry 'priority' to a lower number resolved the issue. Why is this and why did this cause traffic to stop all of a sudden? All is working now and it has remained stable for a few weeks. Thank you for your help in advance. Quote Login/register to remove this advertisement. millworx Supreme Cisco Overlord Join Date Nov 2010 Location SF Bay Area Posts 289 Certifications CCNA, ROUTE 642-902 03-22-201106:00 PM #2 I don't know if this is exactly related, and I don't know where I read it, but as a general rule, you want to make your crypto map priority lower that your isakmp policy number. Most of the time it works just fine and really doesn't matter, but I did read that somewhere. Is this the only crypto map on your box? Quote shednik sporadic member Join Date Feb 2007 Location Pittsburgh, PA Posts 2,005 Certifications CCNP, JNCIP-ENT, JNCIS-SP, JNCIA, JNCDA, CCNA, CCNA:Security, MCP, A+, N+, L+, MST:InfoSec, CNSS 4011-4015 03-22-201106:11 PM #3 Definitely need some more information to give you a specific reason, but as it has already been asked were there multiple entries in your crypto map? If changing the priority fixed the issue it was more then likely hitting a different priority on the map for the interface. Quote RS_MCP Senior Member Join Date Mar 2008 Location London, UK Posts 354 Certifications CCNA, CCNA Security, CCSP, CCIE Security Written. 03-23-201112:27 PM #4 Originally Posted by millworx I don't know if this is exactly related, and I don't know where I read it, but as a general rule, you want to make your crypto map priority lower that your isakmp policy number. Most of the time it works just fine and really doesn't matter, but I did read that somewhere. Is this the only crypto map on your box? Crypto map entry lower than the ISAKMP policy...? You would to show me the read for that. No, I have multiple static crypto maps on my ASA for multiple sites. Quote RS_MCP Senior Member Join Date Mar 2008 Location London, UK Posts 354 Certifications CCNA, CCNA Se