TMS zl Management and Configuration Guide ST.1.1.100226

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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting the TMS zl Module in Routing Mode
b. If the IKE SA comes up, you know that certificates were causing the
problem. Look for these common errors:
Certificates are not properly loaded on the TMS zl Module. The
module requires a certificate authority (CA) certificate and an
IPsec certificate.
If you cannot load the module’s IPsec certificate, verify that you
have already loaded the CA certificate for the CA that issued the
module’s certificate.
If you are using SCEP to retrieve certificates and a retrieved
certificate does not display in the Web browser interface, verify
that the module has the correct time. The module takes its time
from its host switch.
The remote endpoint does not have a certificate, or the certificate
is not signed by the module’s CA.
One or both of the certificates have expired.
The module or remote endpoint does not have the correct time,
so it cannot validate the peer’s certificate. (The module takes its
time from its host switch.)
The IKE local ID on the module (type and value) does not match
the subject name in its IPsec certificate.
The IKE remote ID on the module (type and value) does not match
the subject name in the remote endpoint’s certificate.
Similarly, the remote endpoints local or remote IKE ID could be
misconfigured.
c. After you have found and corrected the error, change the IKE policy
Authentication mode setting back its original setting.
d. Clear the IPsec tunnel and IKE SA and try to establish the VPN.
Determine if the connection was established.
10. At this point, at least the IKE SA should be up. If you were using XAUTH
and have disabled it, re-enable this setting now. Clear the IKE SA and IPsec
tunnel and verify that the IKE SA can still come up. If it does not, you must
troubleshoot XAUTH (see step 8-c on page 10-64.)
11. Verify that the IPsec tunnel is established after the IKE SA comes up and
that the proper traffic can be transmitted. If either test fails, you must
continue troubleshooting as described in the following sections.