Table 50: VPN Types
VPN Types
Description
Autokey IKE VPN
Use to authenticate and encrypt traffic between devices and/or protected resources. An Autokey
IKE VPN supports:
Autokey IKE RAS VPN
Use to authenticate and encrypt traffic between remote users and protected resources. An Autokey
IKE RAS VPN supports:
L2TP RAS VPN
Use to authenticate (but not encrypt) PPP or other non-IP traffic between RAS users and protected
resources. An L2TP RAS VPN supports:
L2TP over Autokey IKE
Use to authenticate and encrypt PPP traffic between remote users and protected resources. An
RAS VPN
L2TP over Autokey IKE RAS VPN supports:
Creating Device-Level VPNs
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Mixed-mode VPNs (policy-based members and route-based members)
Policy-based VPNs
Route-based VPNs
ESP and AH Authentication
ESP AutoKey IKE Encryption
IP traffic
Tunnels between devices (routing-based) and protected resources (policy-based)
Policy-based VPNs
ESP and AH Authentication
ESP AutoKey IKE Encryption
IP traffic
Remote access users
Policy-based VPNs
AH Authentication
PPP or other non-IP traffic
Remote access users
Policy-based VPNs
ESP and AH Authentication
ESP AutoKey IKE Encryption
PPP or other non-IP traffic
Remote access users
You can create the following VPN types:
AutoKey IKE VPN
Manual key IKE VPN
L2TP VPN
Redundant site-site VPN
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