VPN client and peer simultaneously with dynamic ip

LAN (static ip) - to - Lan (static ip) is very well

LAN (static ip) - to - Lan(static ip) + VPN Client is fine

LAN (static ip) - to - Lan (dynamic ip) is very well

LAN (static ip) - to - Client VPN is good

LAN (static ip) - to - Lan(dynamic ip) + VPN Client does not work

I think that the problem is due to this commans

ISAKMP crypto keyname key address 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

or

ISAKMP crypto keyname key address 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 no.-xauth

How can I distinguish a router with a dynamic ip address that doesn't require authentication from a VPN Client that requires authentication?

P.D. I use local authentication

You are right in your diagnosys of the problem, we see this from time to time and there is not much that can be done unfortunately.

The only way is if the remote peer Gets a subnet or a dynamic address on a particular beach all the time, then add a line "isakmp key... No.-xauth" with this defined subnet. For example, if the remote peer always receives an address in 4.104.225.0/24, then do:

> cry isa key address 4.104.225.0 255.255.255.0 no.-xauth

Not much, but it's the only way around it.

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    Hi Mike,.

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