Hello all.

It has occured to while working with a couple of ISR’s that the Cisco 
implementation of the proxy ids is made superficially, as in the router usually 
does not care at all about the proxy ids. Except probably in policy-mode, but 
I’ve noticed it being disregarded in route-mode

The Quick Mode selectors are usually sent with the WAN IPs or the 0.0.0.0/0 
depending on various configuration snippets. I’m not sure the relevancy if 
VRF-Aware IPSec is used but my assumption is that the invisible ACL “any any” 
is used, as per documentation.

However, it’s best to know that other vendors will not accept this behavior 
(such as PAN/Juniper) and it’s best to be aware and not waste 4 hours of time 
like me 😊

Cheers,
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