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What is An overlay network?
An overlay network creates logical connections between devices, even if they are not directly connected physically.
🧠 Easy Example Imagine: 🚗 Cars = Data 🛣 Roads = Underlay Network 🗺 Google Maps Route = Overlay Network
👉 Roads already exist (underlay), but Google Maps creates a smart path (overlay) to guide cars.
🔹 How It Works Overlay uses the existing network but adds extra intelligence like: Tunnels (VPN, GRE) Encapsulation (packet inside another packet) Software-based routing decisions Real Technologies (Overlay) SD-WAN VXLAN GRE Tunnels IPsec VPN

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What is an Underlay Network?
An underlay network is the actual physical network made up of: Routers Switches Cables (fiber, Ethernet) IP connectivity
It uses protocols like: OSPF BGP Static routing 🧠
Easy Example Imagine:
🚗 Cars = Data
🛣 Roads = Underlay Network Without roads, cars cannot move → same way, without underlay, data cannot travel.

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