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- Establish a virtual private network between the systems in Site A
and Site B to encrypt all traffic between the sites and remains
private. Ensure that your network topology routs all traffic between
private. Ensure that your network topology routes all traffic between
members within a single site over the local area network.

- Configure authentication using :setting:`auth` and
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secondary-only member in Site C, and an arbiter in site A.

In most cases the first architecture is preferable because it is the
lest complex.
least complex.

- Ensure that network traffic can pass between all members in the
network securely and efficiently. Consider the following:

- Establish a virtual private network between the systems in Site A
and Site B (and Site C if it exists) to encrypt all traffic
between the sites and remains private. Ensure that your network
topology routs all traffic between members within a single site
topology routes all traffic between members within a single site
over the local area network.

- Configure authentication using :setting:`auth` and
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