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Title : The Nortel Networks Ethernet Layer 2 Virtual Private
Service Protocol
Author(s) : M. Holness, M. Chen, D. Mohan
Filename : draft-holness-network-l2vpsp-00.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2003-4-21
This draft specifies an Ethernet Layer 2 Virtual Private Service
Protocol, using Ethernet addressing hierarchy and service
separation, which enables Service Providers to offer scalable and
manageable layer 2 Transparent LAN Services (TLS).
This draft describes a layer 2 Ethernet solution for Service
Providers looking to deploy an Ethernet network, and provide layer
2 VPNs to its customers. The primary goal of this solution is to
eliminate the need of the Service Provider to manage customer
address information and forwarding within its network. Another
goal is to allow auto provisioning of VPN service instances within
the Service Provider networks. This solution maintains customer
benefits of simplicity of access to the VPN, allows efficient
utilization of Service Provider network resources, and overcomes
distance limitations of customer's LANs.
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