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VPN Tunnels are safe secure lines in which the client can send and receive data through a public network or the internet. With this, the tunnel functions like a subway network transporting from one point to another, physically in different places, thus having a safe encrypted connection between them, in the midst of the public traffic.
The management protocol included in the software serves as the gate keeper, opening and closing the tunnel upon the VPN client's request. Sending information through the tunnel requires a datagram based protocol ensuring both end points has the same parameters (Similar IP address, data encryption and compression). In establishing the virtual link, the data is then encoded or encrypted before being transmitted through the tunnel, received on the other end, and finally being deciphered.
Tunnels have different types; a compulsory tunnel is managed by a network carrier. This in turn establishes the authenticating, and associating them with the virtual private network server. IPSec's ability to securely move data across the internet treating them as cargo for delivery, with this the VPN gateway functions more like a parcel service, packaging and writing the address where the data is to be delivered to the recipient's end.
There are 3 protocols in which a remote access VPN can use. The first one is the (PPTP) or Point to point tunneling protocol, the (L2TP) or Layer 2 tunneling protocol and the (L2F) or Layer 2 forwarding. These protocols are developed by Cisco and Microsoft led consortium and the IETF, these also provide different authentication schemes and supports PPP and 40-bit or 128-bit encryption, IPSec for more portability use with the combinations of best features of PPTP and L2F.