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Well, one of the main purposes of using our tunnels is to connect to our remote

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sites.

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But if we're going to use an underlay that is maybe risky, if we just send

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everything

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in plain text like the internet, then we want to lock that down.

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And so throughout this skill, we have seen how IP seclays a framework for us.

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We out of that get things like Ike, we see the two different versions of Ike

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with Ike

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V one, we see the two different phases.

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And then in the end, what we get is the ability to create VPNs and yeah, a

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bunch of site to
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bunch of site to

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site VPNs, maybe at a low scale is okay.

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But eventually we're going to want more sophisticated solutions, which lead us

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to some of the architectures

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that we discussed.

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So lots to take away from this conversation, but always keep in mind the big

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picture, which

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is that we're trying to securely connect remote sites, which is very useful for

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our larger

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corporate networks.

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I hope this has been informative for you and I'd like to thank you for viewing.