Dynamic to static IPSec with certificate-based authentication

I'm trying to implement a dynamic to static LAN2LAN vpn from an ASA 5505 (with a dynamic IP address) to an ASA5520 (with a static IP address)
I wish I had a small (/ 30) network on the side dynamics which I can connect to a larger (/ 24) network on the static side.
I also try to use the identity for authentication certificates.

I produced a root and intermediate CA signed of the intermediate CA with the certificate authority root and then created identity cases for
the ASAs, signed with the intermediate CA using OpenSSL and imported to a trustpoint

I tried to use the instructions on:
http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a0080930f21.shtml
to configure certificates (replacing MS with OpenSSL) and following the instructions to:

I tried the ASDM to set up the cert to identity appropriate on the external interface
[Configuration-> Device Management-> advanced-> SSL settings]

and establish a connection profile [Configuration-> Device Management-> connection profiles] on both devices,
setting the part that gets its IP via DHCP static and the side that has the IP permanently to accept dynamic.

I apply the settings, and nothing happens.

See the crypto isakmp just returns "there is none its isakmp.

I don't know where to start debugging it. How can I force the side DHCP to initiate a connection?

We are sure that both peers are using the same isakmp settings? It seems the policy that uses rsa - sig on one end uses a different Diffie-Hellman group.

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