I will probably be laughed at, but I'll ask just in case. We are having particularly bad luck trying to run VPN tunnels over Comcast cable in the Chicago area. The symptoms are basically complete loss of connectivity (lasting minutes to sometimes hours), or sometimes flapping for a period of time. More often than not, a reboot of the cable modem is required. The most interesting ones involve the following: a PIX or ASA configured as an EZvpn client, connecting to a 3000 concentrator, authentication over RADIUS. When I go to look at the RADIUS logs, I see connections from the same box with small intervals. Timeout is 8 hours, so theoretically I should see 3 connections in a 24-hr period. In some cases, I see dozens, in the most egregious cases, thousands over a 24-hour period. I am taking that as an indicator of a really unstable Comcast circuit. We have not had this problem with any other ISP, anywhere in the country. I am pretty much down to telling customers to find another provider... Any thoughts or ideas on the matter will be appreciated. PS. To be fair (?) to Comcast, this is not a ubiquitous problem. It affects about 25% of the installations I get to see. Sincerely, Michael Malitsky