PIX from site to site VPN at the Juniper

Hello world

have a problem with the vpn site to site configuration beetween cisco pix and juniper firewall.

When I entered the command "show isakmp crypto its" Cisco Pix console displays the following status:

State

OAK_CONF_ADDR

But I don't know what it means that State

or what is the problem?.

l think my setup is corret.

I also have VPN clients configured on the network, and they run correctly.

can someone help me! Plase...

Thanks a lot. = D

If phase 1 is completed successfully, you will see QM_IDLE in "isakmp crypto to show his". Therefore, this suggests a problem of phase 1 - orders «isakmp...» ».

Check the policy, check the pre-shared key.

"CONF_ADDR" gives to think that one end looking for mode config (address IP etc) with the other.

See line «isakmp key...» « a »... No.-xauth No.-config-mode"at the end.

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