To reinforce the concepts that we've just taken a look at in this skill and in
these videos,
I've got a customer scenario for you and here it is. The customer recently
implemented an IPsec
site site VPN tunnel based on our lab topology, which is a quick reminder is
the tunnel from here
over to here using all the IP addresses and subnets that we discussed and went
through
in this set of videos. So what should be happening is any traffic between the
1033
zero network and the 1080 network that should all be protected by IPsec. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
zero network and the 1080 network that should all be protected by IPsec.
However, unfortunately,
that's not happening. And not only is it not happening, but this little VM here
, the red VM,
as it tries to connect to 108010 over here on this segment, it can't even get
there at all.
So here's what I'd love for you to do right now. Take a look at the screenshots
following this
video and identify from those screenshots, what is the problem with the IPsec
VPN configuration
between 1033 zero and 1080. And then after you've had a chance to look at those WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
between 1033 zero and 1080. And then after you've had a chance to look at those
screenshots and
determine what you think the problem is, join me for the next video and we'll
review the issue
what's causing the problem together. So have some fun walking through this and
I'll see you in the
next video.