No password Group tunnel inside the backup of the ASA

Hi did anyone know why group tunnel passwords have been removed from the config. See below

IPSec-attributes tunnel-group TG_RAS

pre-shared-key *.

This means that if I try to restore the config I have a * as pre-shared key password.

Is it possible to have the pre-shared key shown as encrypted text?

Thank you very much

Hello

Make a ' writing NET tftp_server_ip:filename "and then open the file from the tftp server. It should be in a format that is not encrypted. Encryption is caused by the PIX software.

Kind regards

Arul

* Rate pls if it helps *.

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