In a VPN, what is the role of a "tunneling protocol"?
- It encrypts data in transit
- It establishes connections
- It manages user authentication
- It routes traffic to external servers
A "tunneling protocol" plays a crucial role in VPNs by encapsulating data in a secure "tunnel," encrypting it, and ensuring safe transit through untrusted networks.
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