[strongSwan] Random IPSEC IKE1 Dropping

Noel Kuntze noel at familie-kuntze.de
Mon Jul 21 20:31:55 CEST 2014


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Hello Bradley,

Sorry, the log snippet doesn't provide enough information to make a judgement. I advise to increase log levels for DEFAULT to 3, ENC, JOB and ASN to 1.
That will produce a log, that has more usable information.

Regards,
Noel Kuntze

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Am 21.07.2014 20:13, schrieb Turnbough, Bradley E.:
> Thanks Noel.
>
> Can you tell me why it negotiates correctly the first time (and works properly, I might add), but refuses to renegotiate after a delete event?
>
> It appears that maybe the SA is timing out due to inactivity, and is subsequently deleted.  Once new traffic is detected, it goes through its paces to reestablish.  Is this a correct observation?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brad
> ________________________________
> From: Turnbough, Bradley E.
> Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 12:47 PM
> To: users at lists.strongswan.org
> Subject: Random IPSEC IKE1 Dropping
>
> Update:
>
> I was able to catch the failure happen.  This is a grepped charon.log.  The failure was detected by my NMS between 13:26 and 13:27.  Why am I continually experiencing issues with my IKEv1 tunnels?  Does anyone have any insight into this?
>
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> queueing QUICK_DELETE task
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> activating new tasks
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100>   activating QUICK_DELETE task
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> closing expired CHILD_SA customer-sa-07{18} with SPIs ca4c0040_i 8ef96c82_o and TS a.b.c.0/24 === d.e.0.0/16
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> sending DELETE for ESP CHILD_SA with SPI ca4c0040
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[ENC] <customer-sa-01|100> generating INFORMATIONAL_V1 request 1724216626 [ HASH D ]
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[NET] <customer-sa-01|100> sending packet: from f.g.h.i[4500] to j.k.l.m[4500] (76 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> activating new tasks
> Jul 21 13:25:16 02[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> nothing to initiate
> Jul 21 13:25:16 08[NET] sending packet: from f.g.h.i[4500] to j.k.l.m[4500]
> Jul 21 13:25:16 14[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> queueing QUICK_DELETE task
> Jul 21 13:25:16 14[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> activating new tasks
> Jul 21 13:25:16 14[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100>   activating QUICK_DELETE task
> Jul 21 13:25:16 14[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> activating new tasks
> Jul 21 13:25:16 14[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> nothing to initiate
> Jul 21 13:29:07 13[IKE] <customer-sa-01|100> sending keep alive to j.k.l.m[4500]
> Jul 21 13:29:07 08[NET] sending packet: from f.g.h.i[4500] to j.k.l.m[4500]
> Jul 21 13:29:23 07[NET] received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:23 01[NET] <109> received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500] (264 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:23 01[IKE] <109> j.k.l.m is initiating a Main Mode IKE_SA
> Jul 21 13:29:23 01[NET] <109> sending packet: from f.g.h.i[500] to j.k.l.m[500] (140 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:23 08[NET] sending packet: from f.g.h.i[500] to j.k.l.m[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:23 07[NET] received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:23 15[NET] <109> received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500] (100 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:24 07[NET] received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:24 14[NET] <110> received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500] (264 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:24 14[IKE] <110> j.k.l.m is initiating a Main Mode IKE_SA
> Jul 21 13:29:24 14[NET] <110> sending packet: from f.g.h.i[500] to j.k.l.m[500] (140 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:24 08[NET] sending packet: from f.g.h.i[500] to j.k.l.m[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:24 07[NET] received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:24 02[NET] <110> received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500] (100 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:25 07[NET] received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500]
> Jul 21 13:29:25 13[NET] <111> received packet: from j.k.l.m[500] to f.g.h.i[500] (264 bytes)
> Jul 21 13:29:25 13[IKE] <111> j.k.l.m is initiating a Main Mode IKE_SA
>
>
>
>
> -------------------Original post:------------------
>
>
> Hello All,
>
> I'm currently running this config on an active strongswan box.  I am running CentOS 6.5 (fully patched) along side of strongswan version "Linux strongSwan U5.0.4/K2.6.32-431.3.1.el6.x86_6"
>
> We upgraded a while back from a version that still used pluto to this new version (which uses charon)  We've started to experience random conn drops (primarilly on sa-01 and sa-05.  The only way to resolve this that I've found is to perform a 'service strongswan restart' This is not the only conn which experiences this, so I'm thinking this may be a configuration issue or a bug.  The problem is, is I don't necessarily know much about ipsec.  I'm hoping someone can help me out.  Can anyone?  Please?
>
> conn customer-sa-01
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=A.0.0.0/8
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-02
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=B.C.0.0/16
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-03
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=D.E.0.0/16
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-04
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=F.G.0.0/15
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-05
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=H.I.0.0/15
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-06
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=J.K.0.0/16
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-07
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=L.M.0.0/16
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-sa-08
>   auto=start
>   rightsubnet=N.O.P.Q/32
>   also=customer-default
>
> conn customer-default
>   keyingtries=%forever
>   authby=secret
>   left=R.S.T.U
>   leftsubnet=V.W.X.0/24
>   right=Y.Z.AA.BB
>   rightallowany=yes
>   keyexchange=ikev1
>   ikelifetime=480m
>   keylife=3600s
>   mobike=no
>   ike=aes256-sha1-modp1024
>   esp=3des-md5
>
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