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In the world of VPNs,
Virtual Private Networks,

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is it possible that we might
want some site-to-site tunnels

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here and some remote
access tunnels there,

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and maybe use IPSec here, and
maybe some SSL over there,

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and also maybe do some
spoke-to-spoke traffic?

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The answer is yes, and we
may need to mix and match

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those features.

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So one opportunity
we have to do exactly

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that is with an idea of
implementing IKE version

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2 in a very flexible way
for IPsec and for VPNs.

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And that is called FlexVPN
from Cisco Systems.
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And that is called FlexVPN
from Cisco Systems.

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And that's what this set
of videos is all about.

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We're going to continue that
journey regarding FlexVPNs

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in the very next video.

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So I'll see you there
in just a moment.