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Title : CE-based Virtual Private LAN
Author(s) : C. Lee, M. Higashiyama
Filename : draft-lee-ce-based-vpl-02.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2003-3-7
This draft describes how a Virtual Private LAN (VPL) can be realized
by setting up point-to-point tunnels from CE (Customer Edge) or CLE
(Customer Located Equipment) to CE/CLE over a PSN, and bridging
Ethernet traffic at the CE/CLE. Regardless of the access technology
used (e.g. DSL or Ethernet) or the geographic distribution of
CEs/CLEs, an end customer may use an emulated LAN service via an
Ethernet interface, as long as the CEs/CLEs of the emulated LAN are
reachable over the PSN. When used in conjunction with IPSec, the
proposal allows secure transmission of Ethernet traffic, from one
site to another site of a VPL, over the PSN.
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