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Title : Signaling Protocol for Access Service Network using LDP
Author(s) : M. Matsuda
Filename : draft-matsuda-l2vpn-access-service-protocol-01.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2004-3-22
Access Service Network is a Network Access Provider's network. In
Access Service Network, subscribers can connect to various ISPs/VPNs
by specifying appropriate authentication information. This draft
describes a signaling protocol based on PWE3 control protocol [PWE3-
SIG] for Access Service Network which uses IEEE 802.1x as a user
authentication protocol. The protocol sets up a special kind of VPLS
which does not forward broadcast/multicast Ethernet frames between
subscribers for better security.
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