why I m having delays on my vpn clients...

Hi all

How can I check I have time good vpn a VPN client on a session on asa 5510, and how it change over time...

Sincerely

Carlos

Hi Carlos,

The logs will tell you everything you need.

Do you know how to access the logs? the CLI type see logging on the look of mistletoe to the logging

You also use a syslog server?

Let me know if you need assistance.

See you soon,.

Fabio

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