VPN Tunnel shutdown when attacked

Hi everybody !
Yesterday I was listening to lecture of ELi the computer guy about VPN and he said that if someone try to hack the VPN , the tunnel will shutdown and take different path !
is that right ? I'm asking since I couldn't find any other document mention this feature !
regards
Zahir

Hi Javier ,
Actually he talked in general  and he didnt mentioned the type of attack ! but I think if that right the concept can apply to any vendor in case they use IPsec.
here is a link if you got something please let me know.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4P4BjjXghQ&feature=BFa&list=PLB5B0F2ACC14F178E
Thanks

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    encr 3des
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    name 10.10.7.44 RBMHIS2 description AergoVPN(Local)
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    name 216.167.127.30 Lynx-PicisHost10 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.31 Lynx-PicisHost11 description Lynx Encryption Domain
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    name 216.167.127.35 Lynx-PicisHost15 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.5 Lynx-PicisHost2 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.6 Lynx-PicisHost3 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.7 Lynx-PicisHost4 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.8 Lynx-PicisHost5 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.9 Lynx-PicisHost6 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.10 Lynx-PicisHost7 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.28 Lynx-PicisHost8 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.127.29 Lynx-PicisHost9 description Lynx Encryption Domain
    name 216.167.119.208 Lynx-PicisNtwk description Lynx-PicisNtwk
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    name 10.50.1.43 PACSHost8 description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.50.1.69 PACSHost13 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.44 PACSHost9 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.70 PACSHost14 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.71 PACSHost15 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.72 PACSHost16 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.73 PACSHost17 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.74 PACSHost18 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.75 PACSHost19 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.76 PACSHost20 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.77 PACSHost21 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.91 PACSHost22 description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.60.1.42 PACSHost24 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.43 PACSHost25 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.44 PACSHost26 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.45 PACSHost27 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.46 PACSHost28 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.47 PACSHost29 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.48 PACSHost30 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.49 PACSHost31 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.51 PACSHost32 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.52 PACSHost33 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.53 PACSHost34 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.80 PACSHost35 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.30 PACSHost36 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.200 PACSHost37 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.137 PACSHost38 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.203 PACSHost39 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.206 PACSHost40 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.209 PACSHost41 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.215 PACSHost42 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.23 PACSHost43 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.21 PACSHost44 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.36 PACSHost45 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.34 PACSHost46 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.10 PACSHost47 description GE PACS Local
    name 150.2.0.0 GE_PACS_NET description GE PACS Remote
    name 10.50.1.19 PACSHost49 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.28 PACSHost50 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.29 PACSHost51 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.140 PACSHost52 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.161 PACSHost53 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.31 PACSHost54 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.32 PACSHost55 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.4 PACSHost56 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.35 PACSHost57 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.37 PACSHost58 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.22 PACSHost59 description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.60.1.218 PACSHost61 description GE PACS Local
    name 10.60.1.221 PACSHost62 description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.20.7.160 PACSHost67 description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.60.1.154 PACSHost71 description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.50.1.252 RBMCTESTIMS description GE PACS Local
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    name 10.50.1.192 RBMC1DAS33ILO description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.193 RBMC1DAS34ILO description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.194 RBMC1DAS35ILO description GE PACS Local
    name 10.50.1.195 RBMC1DAS36ILO description GE PACS Local
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    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost10
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost11
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost12
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost13
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost14
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost15
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost1
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost2
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost3
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost4
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost5
    network-object host Lynx-PicisHost6
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    protocol-object udp
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    network-object host PACSHost74
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    network-object host PACSHost40
    network-object host PACSHost41
    network-object host PACSHost50
    network-object host PACSHost51
    network-object host PACSHost36
    network-object host PACSHost54
    network-object host PACSHost55
    network-object host PACSHost66
    network-object host PACSHost46
    network-object host PACSHost57
    network-object host PACSHost45
    network-object host PACSHost58
    network-object host PACSHost4
    network-object host PACSHost5
    network-object host PACSHost6
    network-object host PACSHost7
    network-object host PACSHost8
    network-object host PACSHost9
    network-object host PACSHost56
    network-object host PACSHost10
    network-object host PACSHost11
    network-object host PACSHost12
    network-object host PACSHost13
    network-object host PACSHost14
    network-object host PACSHost15
    network-object host PACSHost16
    network-object host PACSHost17
    network-object host PACSHost18
    network-object host PACSHost19
    network-object host PACSHost20
    network-object host PACSHost21
    network-object host PACSHost22
    network-object host PACSHost23
    network-object host PACSHost69
    network-object host PACSHost70
    network-object host PACSHost71
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    network-object host PACSHost53
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    network-object host PACSHost61
    network-object host PACSHost44
    network-object host PACSHost62
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    network-object host PACSHost60
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    network-object host PACSHost25
    network-object host PACSHost26
    network-object host PACSHost27
    network-object host PACSHost28
    network-object host PACSHost29
    network-object host PACSHost30
    network-object host PACSHost31
    network-object host PACSHost32
    network-object host PACSHost33
    network-object host PACSHost34
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    network-object host RBMC1DAS33ILO
    network-object host RBMC1DAS34ILO
    network-object host RBMC1DAS35ILO
    network-object host RBMC1DAS36ILO
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    network-object host RBMC1DAS38ILO
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    object-group network DM_INLINE_NETWORK_5
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    network-object Throckmorton_Net2 255.255.255.248
    object-group network DM_INLINE_NETWORK_6
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    network-object Throckmorton_Net2 255.255.255.248
    object-group network DM_INLINE_NETWORK_7
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    network-object Throckmorton_Net2 255.255.255.248
    object-group network DM_INLINE_NETWORK_8
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    network-object Throckmorton_Net2 255.255.255.248
    object-group service DM_INLINE_SERVICE_4
    service-object icmp
    service-object udp
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