Thank you for your reply.
The reason is the strict requirements of the Telematics Infrastructure (TI) in the medical sector, which dictate the configuration.
As far as my research indicates, the problem is the changing WAN IP address. The OPNsense kernel remains in state with the old IP address, which is why it doesn't detect the change and doesn't initiate a new connection, while the remote end with the new IP address can't establish a connection, and phase 2 fails.
In two weeks, the switch to fiber optics will take place, which will also provide a static IP address. I hope that the problem will then be resolved, assuming it really is the changing IP address.
The reason is the strict requirements of the Telematics Infrastructure (TI) in the medical sector, which dictate the configuration.
As far as my research indicates, the problem is the changing WAN IP address. The OPNsense kernel remains in state with the old IP address, which is why it doesn't detect the change and doesn't initiate a new connection, while the remote end with the new IP address can't establish a connection, and phase 2 fails.
In two weeks, the switch to fiber optics will take place, which will also provide a static IP address. I hope that the problem will then be resolved, assuming it really is the changing IP address.
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