Kendall,

You will have to work with the concentrator live event log as well as some basic test when bringing up the tunnel and stablishing the connection. You do not say who initiates this tunnel nor what type of tcp services are allowed, but lets assume host 10.2.2.2 on your side is the one initiating the tunnel to destination host on other side 192.168.1.1 , and that other side is allowing RDP port 3389.

You may do a simple telnet test on 3389 port.

e.g telnet 192.168.1.1 3389 you should get a black screen and at the some time this will also triger interesting traffic to bring up the tunnel, observe the live event log from concentrator which will provide detailed information on the two Ipsec Phases, that is Phase-1 and Phase-2 SA exchange etc... if indeed the tunnel comes up you should see it is the live event log as well as when you do the telnet test, you may provide the other side with log information from the your concentrator.

As for encripted traffic on the concentrator loog at the Monitor sessions Window look at LAN-to-LAN section , if tunnel is up and traffic is exchanged you should see Bytes Tx, Bytes Rx as well as Encryption statistics on the tunnel.

If this process is the other way around meaning the other side is initiating interesting traffic the same information applies, live event log should provide the IPsec tunnel being stablished or failing.

Rgds

Jorge