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Title : Guidelines on the structure of a PPVPN Layer 2
solution document
Author(s) : M. Carugi
Filename : draft-carugi-ppvpn-l2solution-doc-guidelines-00.txt
Pages : 4
Date : 2003-2-21
This document provides guidelines on how to structure a PPVPN Layer 2
solution document.
The intent is to provide a common way of describing the various
functional components of a Layer 2 solution, making easier their
identification as well as the mechanisms providing those
functionalities, and, possibly, facilitating further convergence in
the solution space.
These guidelines have been discussed internally to the PPVPN Layer 2
design team and agreed as a recommendation, although not mandatory,
to authors of PPVPN L2 solution drafts.
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