FQDNs for Remote Network and Service Connection IPSec Tunnels
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FQDNs for Remote Network and Service Connection IPSec Tunnels

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FQDNs for Remote Network and Service Connection IPSec Tunnels

You can use FQDNs as well as IP addresses to onboard remote network and service connection IPSec tunnels.
When you onboard a Service Connection or Remote Network connection, a public IP address is assigned for the other side of the IPSec tunnel (the Service IP Address). You use these public IP addresses for your CPE in you branch site or headquarters or data center location. Keeping records of all the IP addresses you need to configure on your CPE can be time consuming.
Instead of IP addresses, Prisma Access provides you FQDNs to use for the other end of the IPSec tunnel for Service Connections and Remote Network Connections, thus facilitating CPE setup at your branch sites or headquarters or data center locations.