What are two advantages of using GETVPN to traverse over the network between corporate offices? (Choose two.)

GETVPN uses a shared group key delivered to all registered members by the key server rather than unique per-session keys; the group key model is the defining characteristic of GETVPN and means encryption keys are common across the group, not unique per communicating pair.

GETVPN is a tunnel-less VPN that retains the original IP header of encrypted packets, allowing multicast traffic to flow naturally across the network without requiring multicast-over-unicast workarounds that are necessary in encapsulating tunnel-based solutions like DMVPN.

While GETVPN preserves original IP headers and thus retains DSCP markings that support QoS, this is a byproduct of its tunnel-less design rather than a primary differentiating advantage specific to GETVPN.

Because GETVPN uses a shared group key distributed by the key server and preserves original source and destination addressing, all group members can communicate directly with each other in a full any-to-any mesh without configuring individual point-to-point tunnels, making it highly scalable for large enterprise WAN deployments.

GETVPN is architected for any-to-any full-mesh communication across a private WAN; hub-and-spoke topology is characteristic of traditional site-to-site or remote access VPN designs, not GETVPN.