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Key Takeaways
A site-to-site virtual private network (VPN) refers to a connection set up between multiple networks.
Remote Access VPN: a temporary connection set up between two or more users and a central location. Usually gives each location access to a data center.
Intranet-based Site-to-Site: connects one or more LANs to form a WAN
Extranet-based Site-to-Site: each entity connects to the VPN and chooses what they want to make available to other connections.
A Site-to-Site VPN is used when:
- There are a large number of locations
- Large Business
- Long distance between locations
- The type of resources that need to be shared between location
Key Components of a Site-to-Site VPN
- Watertight Security
- Ease of Operations
- Simple and Secure Scalability
- Business Continuity
Vocabulary
No new vocabulary
Conclusion
Site-to-Site VPNs offer a great security solution when an enterprise is spread out over different locations. It allows communication between these locations while transporting the data in a secure manner.