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Many people who use networked connections that may include transmitting and receiving sensitive data are familiar with VPNs (or Virtual Private Networks). Dynamic Multiple VPN, such as Cisco DMVPN, encrypts transmitted data in the same way that a traditional VPN does. They do so, however, in a manner that ensures the security of communications between branch offices in particular. It does this with a centralised design that makes deployments across the whole IT scope of the company easy to execute and maintain.   ON THIS PAGE: What is Dynamic Multipoint VPN? DMVPN Configuration What exactly is DMVPN? DMVPN Advantages Getting a Glimpse of Dynamic Multipoint VPN (DMVPN) Components of DMVPN Phases of the DMVPN Network Architecture with Hubs and Spokes Step 1: Set up the Cisco DMVPN Hub Step 2: Configure Cisco DMVPN Remote 2 and Remote 3 Setting up Remote 3 IPSec Configuration (Step 3) Remote 2 and Remote 3  

Many people who use networked connections that may include transmitting and receiving sensitive data are familiar with VPNs (or Virtual Private Networks). Dynamic Multiple VPN, such as Cisco DMVPN, encrypts transmitted data in the same way that a traditional VPN does. They do so, however, in a manner that ensures the security of communications between branch offices in particular. It does this with a centralised design that makes deployments across the whole IT scope of the company easy to execute and maintain. What exactly is DMVPN? DMVPN Cisco is, in essence, a solution that enables multiple branch sites sharing the same resources to interact directly and securely with one another through public WAN or internet connections rather than an internal network. It does this by using a centralised architecture that can apply VPN protection and granular access restrictions on an as-needed basis, rather than relying on a persistent VPN connection between the multiple sites. As a r