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Hi folks, I was wondering if any of you Cisco guru's out there would be
willing to help me out.
I am currently experiencing a problem with my Cisco 1712 VPN router. I
have 5 VPN tunnels set up to different sites and they are all working
fine i.e. the tunnel comes up and I can ping the other side. However
recently I have been experiencing packet loss, I set up a continuous
ping to the other IP address and every minute or so the ping stops
responding for about 30 seconds and then comes back again.
The same thing happens when transferring any amount of data through the
connection - it just dies.
I am seeing roughly 30% packet loss through the connection and I have
been pulling my hair out looking through Cisco.com for a solution but
so far no luck.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance 
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