After upgrade of Anypoint VPN, the tunnels towards Azure keep going down every hour and need to be reset.
If the Azure VPN was created with default values this may cause issues after upgrading the Anypoint VPN.
In Azure, PFS is disabled by default and is only available when the Azure VPN is set as responder. The issue here is that Anypoint VPN is also acting as responder only and it requires PFS.
Update Azure VPN settings to enable PFS group
Sample:
Verify the above settings have taken effect by navigating to Support tools within your Virtual Network Gateway and click on "Security Associations" This will download a file with the updated settings as per below.
If the above settings still do not change.
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