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Title : Extensions to OSPF Version 2 to support a Generalized
Virtual Router Architecture
Author(s) : R. May
Filename : draft-may-ppvpn-vr-ospf-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2003-6-17
This document provides a generalized Virtual Router (VR)
architecture and specifies the required extensions for [OSPFv2]
to adapt the protocol to this architecture, such that separate
'instances' of OSPF can be used for different Service Provider (SP)
customers connected to different PE to CE links of a single PE box.
This architecture accommodates the deployment of layer 3 IP VPNs to
facilitate services such as Intranet connectivity, and allows the
consolidation of multiple Service Provider (SP) customers onto a
single Provider Edge (PE) device, while enforcing all necessary
security between different customer data.
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