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-`vti <NAME_OF_VTI_INTERFACE` - Specifies the virtual tunnel interface of the IPsec tunnel.
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-`esp-group <NAME_OF_ESP_GROUP>` - Defines the ESP group for encrypted traffic defined by the tunnel or defines a particular ESP policy or profile.
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-`ike-group <NAME_OF_IKE_GROUP>` - Defines IKE group to use for key exchanges or defines a particular IKE policy or profile.
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- The IP addresses of the IPsec tunnel interfaces on both ends of the tunnel should be a pair of private IP addresses (RFC 1918) on the same /31 or /30 subnet, essentially specifying a point-to-point link.
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- The IP addresses of the IPsec tunnel interfaces on both ends of the tunnel should be a pair of private IP addresses (RFC 1918) on the same `/31` or `/30` subnet, essentially specifying a point-to-point link.
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- The IPsec tunnel endpoint on this VyOS router is the `<IP_ADDR_OF_UPLINK_INTF_TO_INTERNET/WAN>`.
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- The IP address of the IPsec tunnel endpoint on the Cloudflare side is the anycast IP address provided by Cloudflare.
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- This router is configured to initiate the IPsec tunnel connection.
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