Once again, I hope you were able to log into your lab environment and perform
these configurations yourself. If you hit any problems, then feel free to watch
the hip-bub videos and follow along to make sure we got that process down.
Again,
depending on your own lab environment and how well it aligns with ours, the key
here
is making sure that we use the restrict feature to be able to lock down the
tunnels that we're trying to form. And then importantly also, I recognize that
we
have to use that max control connections command, whether the CLI or in the
graphical user interface in order to make it so that if we don't have control
connections on a particular T-lock, then that T-lock can still form data
plane tunnels. It's very important in our lab environment. It can be very
important in the real world as well. But at this point, we should have our
tunnels, data plane and control plane tunnels all good to go. And moving
forward,
we can start to get into some very interesting configurations in our SD-WAN
environment. I hope this has been informative for you and I'd like to thank
you for viewing.