Most of the DMVPN-related questions I get are a variant of the “how many tunnels/hubs/interfaces/areas do I need for a redundant DMVPN design?” As always, the right answer is “it depends” (and I can always help you with your design if you’d like to get a second opinion), but here’s what I’ve learned so far.
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