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Title : A Transport Network View to LMP
Author(s) : O. Aboul-Magd et al.
Filename : draft-aboulmagd-ccamp-transport-lmp-01.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2003-7-3
The Link Management Protocol (LMP) has bee defined at the IETF to
facilitate the management of transport network for the sake of
supporting IP traffic over transport network. The LMP development
has been progressing in the context of GMPLS related work.
The LMP was developed with a packet centric view in mind. Since it
is intended for the control of transport network it is essential to
bridge the gap between the two views. It is the objective of this
draft to project LMP in a transport network context and to relate it
to the discovery work that has been going on at the ITU.
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