Connection spoke to talking DMVPN

Hello world

You will need to confirm on DMVPN say if R1 is the hub and R2 and R3 are spoke.

Need to talk to R3, R2 if it will use PNDH and go via R1 to R3?

Is it possible that R2 R3 can talk directly using PNDH?

Concerning

MAhesh

You mix a few features here:

PNDH is used in a DMVPN to save the rays on the hub and give them the opportunity to ask the hub speaks real addresses. With that, PNDH is always between the spokes and the hub. Just see this under the control of the traffic. There is no need to takl speaks to a spoken here.

When the ray is aware of the public IP address different sticks he wanted him to talk, then the IPSec connection is buid directly between the spokes.

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