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The video walks you through basic configuration of site-to-site FlexVPN using pre-shared key. We will explore various FlexVPN configuration options including keyring, peer identity, local and remote key. We will work on a single hub and two remote sites topology with and without a use of Smart Default. 

The video walks you through basic configuration components of Cisco FlexVPN, their significances, and relationships. We will build simple site-to-site VPN between routers and Cisco ASA firewall using IKEv2 and crypto map, test connectivity, and observe the tunnels being constructed via debugs.

The video walks you through basic configuration components of Cisco FlexVPN, their significances, and relationships. We will build simple site-to-site VPN between routers and Cisco ASA firewall using IKEv2 and crypto map, test connectivity, and observe the tunnels being constructed via debugs.

The video walks you through basic configuration components of Cisco FlexVPN, their significances, and relationships. We will build simple site-to-site VPN between routers and Cisco ASA firewall using IKEv2 and crypto map, test connectivity, and observe the tunnels being constructed via debugs.

The video introduces you to the protocol that is a foundation of Cisco FlexVPN which is IKEv2. We will walk you through message exchange IKEv2 uses to build a secured tunnel. For those that are already familiar with the predecessor, IKEv1, some protocol comparison will be discussed.

The video walks you through configuration of site-to-site IPSec VPN on Cisco FTD 6.1 with IKEv2. We will explore all three supported VPN topologies; point-to-point, hub-and-spoke, and full mesh. Our topology includes three VPN devices; two FTD as hub and spoke and an ISR router as another spoke. 

The video walks you through configuration of site-to-site IPSec VPN on Cisco FTD 6.1 with IKEv2. We will explore all three supported VPN topologies; point-to-point, hub-and-spoke, and full mesh. Our topology includes three VPN devices; two FTD as hub and spoke and an ISR router as another spoke. 

The video walks you through configuration of site-to-site IPSec VPN on Cisco FTD 6.1 with IKEv2. We will explore all three supported VPN topologies; point-to-point, hub-and-spoke, and full mesh. Our topology includes three VPN devices; two FTD as hub and spoke and an ISR router as another spoke. 

The video shows an integration between Cisco ISE 2.0 and Meraki System Manager to provide client-based certificate authentication and mobile device posture assessment to AnyConnect VPN client. The configuration covers both ASA and ISE. The goal is to demonstrate an ability to provide consistent network access experience over VPN as we saw over wireless in the previous video.

The video shows an integration between Cisco ISE 2.0 and Meraki System Manager to provide client-based certificate authentication and mobile device posture assessment to AnyConnect VPN client. The configuration covers both ASA and ISE. The goal is to demonstrate an ability to provide consistent network access experience over VPN as we saw over wireless in the previous video.