This is a much better way of asking my question, thank you. ... View more

Got it. Thanks for helping clear that up, it appears that more and a few people weren’t aware this was possible. ... View more

You are clear, my friend.   And this was never about not having hubs, for me it was about how many and where. ... View more

It's curious that I got 2 answers saying it can't, and then 1 saying it can.   Is anyone out there got experience with this? Both answers have good and interesting features and limitations. If it isn't fully routed, you can create segmentation which might be useful for preventing lateral movement. If it is fully routed, you can create scalability, and let the hubs form a backbone network between regions, without having to have a huge number of barely used tunnels.   Feels like I just need to get 4 MX's and perform my own experiments, because the answers here, and the ambiguous wording of the Best Practices isn't confidence inspiring. ... View more

Yep, I know Hubs are essential to is, I think I'll end up having around 8. ... View more

I thought that might be the case.   I was hoping that it wasn’t, it would be nice to define the nearest regional hubs to really small sites, and let those hubs relay the occasional voice call to distant sites. Might’ve meant 60 less tunnels in my particular topology.   But I guess I can set a datacenter as a secondary or tertiary hub for everyone and let it handle it, 60 tunnels is probably nothing in the grand scheme of things. ... View more