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<p>start</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Maturity|3}}<br /> {{Pageheaderbox4BBT<br /> |name=Tunnel Endpoint<br /> |WorkingArea=Network (NW)<br /> |version=0.1<br /> |owner=S.A.D. Jumelet<br /> }}<br /> A Tunnel Endpoint facility serves as a bridgehead that terminates virtual circuits. These circuits are established to bridge networks or network clouds (e.g. the Internet) that differ in levels of trust and/or use incompatible networking protocols. Examples of these connections are:<br /> * an IPSec encrypted tunnel between corporate sites over the Internet<br /> * an IPv4 tunnel between IPv4 networking areas over an IPv6 network<br /> <br /> Two opposite Tunnel Endpoint facilities can be used to create site-to-site virtual circuits. One Tunnel Endpoint can be used to terminate circuits that are set up by tunnel client applications.<br /> {{FunctionIcon<br /> |image=Icon BBT Tunnel Endpoint.png<br /> }}<br /> {{BBT Text Footer}}</div>

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