A network security administrator is designing a VPN architecture for an enterprise deployment. The primary requirement demands a persistent, gateway-to-gateway encrypted connection between two static data center locations to transparently transport subnets without requiring endpoint software. Additionally, the administrator must support mobile employees who need temporary, browser-based remote access to internal HTTPS web applications from unmanaged personal laptops without installing a dedicated VPN client software. Which combination of VPN deployment types and protocols best fulfills both architectural requirements?
- A Site-to-Site IPsec VPN using tunnel mode for data center connectivity, and a Clientless SSL/TLS Remote Access VPN for mobile employee access.Cevap
- BA Remote Access IPsec VPN using transport mode for data center connectivity, and a Client-based IPsec Remote Access VPN using split-tunneling for mobile employee access.
- CA Site-to-Site SSL/TLS VPN using transport mode for data center connectivity, and a Clientless Remote Access IPsec VPN with GRE encapsulation for mobile employee access.
- DA Site-to-Site IPsec VPN using transport mode for data center connectivity, and a Client-based SSL/TLS Remote Access VPN enforcing full tunneling for mobile employee access.
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A Site-to-Site IPsec VPN using tunnel mode for data center connectivity, and a Clientless SSL/TLS Remote Access VPN for mobile employee access.
The correct selection correctly pairs Site-to-Site IPsec VPN in tunnel mode for transparent network-to-network data center interconnection with Clientless Remote Access SSL/TLS VPN for mobile workers. Site-to-Site IPsec VPNs use security gateways at each end to encrypt traffic between entire subnets without host configuration. Clientless SSL VPN allows remote users to establish a secure session directly through a web browser using standard TLS, eliminating the need to deploy or manage client software on unmanaged personal devices.
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Distinction between Site-to-Site IPsec VPNs and Remote Access SSL/TLS (Clientless vs Client-based) VPN architectures.