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The video introduces you to the concept of Frontdoor and Inside VRF on Cisco FlexVPN. Using FVRF and IVRF, you will be able to isolate both tunnel termination interface and decapsulated tunneled traffic for enhanced security and simplified WAN routing. We will shows you two different way for assigning IVRF: statically and via RADIUS attribute. 

The video introduces you to the concept of Frontdoor and Inside VRF on Cisco FlexVPN. Using FVRF and IVRF, you will be able to isolate both tunnel termination interface and decapsulated tunneled traffic for enhanced security and simplified WAN routing. We will shows you two different way for assigning IVRF: statically and via RADIUS attribute. 

The video introduces you to the concept of Frontdoor and Inside VRF on Cisco FlexVPN. Using FVRF and IVRF, you will be able to isolate both tunnel termination interface and decapsulated tunneled traffic for enhanced security and simplified WAN routing. We will shows you two different way for assigning IVRF: statically and via RADIUS attribute. 

The video shows you yet another feature available from Cisco FlexVPN with router hardware client. We will go over various benefits of using FlexVPN client mode as opposed to traditional configuration. Some caveats will be pointed out, along with comparison to IKEv1 hardware client.

The video shows you yet another feature available from Cisco FlexVPN with router hardware client. We will go over various benefits of using FlexVPN client mode as opposed to traditional configuration. Some caveats will be pointed out, along with comparison to IKEv1 hardware client.

The video shows you yet another feature available from Cisco FlexVPN with router hardware client. We will go over various benefits of using FlexVPN client mode as opposed to traditional configuration. Some caveats will be pointed out, along with comparison to IKEv1 hardware client.

The video shows you yet another feature available from Cisco FlexVPN with router hardware client. We will go over various benefits of using FlexVPN client mode as opposed to traditional configuration. Some caveats will be pointed out, along with comparison to IKEv1 hardware client.

The video demonstrates Spoke-to-Spoke tunnel capability of Cisco FlexVPN. We will be converting our Hub-and-Spoke DVTI implementation to support Spoke-to-Spoke tunnel. We will review how NHRP is actually used in the tunnel instantiation process and discuss how this is different from DMVPN. The video finishes with a review of NHRP debug packet.

The video demonstrates Spoke-to-Spoke tunnel capability of Cisco FlexVPN. We will be converting our Hub-and-Spoke DVTI implementation to support Spoke-to-Spoke tunnel. We will review how NHRP is actually used in the tunnel instantiation process and discuss how this is different from DMVPN. The video finishes with a review of NHRP debug packet.

The video walks you through the configuration of Dynamic Virtual Tunnel Interface (DVTI) on Cisco FlexVPN and several of its benefits. You will see its ability to flexibly terminate different type of VPN tunnels with and without routing protocol by cloning a VTI template. Many of possible uses-cases are included in this lab.