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	Title		: Dry-Martini: Supporting Pseudo-wires in Sub-IP Access Networks
	Author(s)	: P. Pan
	Filename	: draft-pan-pwe3-over-sub-ip-01.txt
	Pages		: 17
	Date		: 2005-7-15
	
Several recent developments have significantly affected the carrier
access networks.  First, all large carrier backbones have migrated to
MPLS. Second, carriers are upgrading access circuits with less expensive
and high-speed Ethernet. Finally, the carriers will be offering advanced
data services over the access network infrastructure. Subsequently, the
carriers have to face challenges in migration cost, data transport
efficiency and edge-to-edge user traffic management.

The Dry-Martini architecture is designed to help the carriers to
alleviate these challenges. It provides an approach to establish and
maintain pseudo-wires over any access network infrastructure, while
stripping off much of the IP/MPLS routing and signaling features that
are irrelevant in access network. As a result, all the existing
transport equipment, such as SONET/SDH MSPP, can provide MPLS pseudo-
wire functionality without much change to the existing platform.
Further, due its simplicity, this approach allows the new access
devices, such as PON?s and Ethernet CPE?s, to maintain low cost, while
being able to interface with MPLS networks.

This document assumes that the reader has at least some familiarity with
MPLS and pseudo-wire technologies.

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