Tunneling Defined

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Tunneling Defined

Tunneling Explained

Tunneling Illustrated

Tunneling Illustrated

Tunneling Illustrated

Tunneling Illustrated

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What Is an IP VPN ?

Types of IP VPN Services

One way to communicate…

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Internet as Backbone: Dial-Up

Internet as Backbone: Branch Offices

Shared Dial Networking

Virtual Private Networks

Types of Tunnels

Voluntary Tunnels

A Voluntary PPTP Tunnel

Compulsory Tunnels

Compulsory Tunnels

A Compulsory L2TP Tunnel

RADIUS Support for Tunnels

RADIUS Dial Up Security

Protocol Comparison

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Q: What is a virtual private network?

Q: What are the elements to a VPN?

Q: How do companies use VPNs?

Q: Is a VPN the same thing as an extranet?

Q: Then what is an extranet?

Q: How is this different from a VPN?

Q: Why bother with a VPN, aren't there other ways to give users secure access to network resources?

Q: What are other methods for accessing network resources over the Internet?

Q: Why do companies use VPNs?

Q: How does a VPN cut long distance phone charges?

Q: How do VPNs help reduce the number of access lines.

Q: How can a VPN save operational costs?

Performance Issues

Q: What about VPN performance?

Q: What are the concerns about network availability?

Q: What can be done to ease concerns about network availability?

Q: How good are the network availability service level agreements (SLAs)?

Q: What are the short-comings of these SLAs?

Q: What about latency?

Q: Are there other issues that will prevent latency-related VPN SLAs?

VPN Technology Questions

Q: What are the common tunneling protocols?

Q: What types of encryption can be used in VPN applications.

Q: How are VPN users authenticated?

Q: Can user access and authentication be linked to existing access control systems?

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Author: Richard Perlman