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	Title		: BGP Connector Attribute
	Author(s)	: G. Nalawade, et al.
	Filename	: draft-nalawade-l3vpn-bgp-connector-00.txt
	Pages		: 8
	Date		: 2005-10-19
	
   In the case of BGP AFIs such as IPv6 unicast or VPNv4 unicast, it is
   possible for the data traffic intended for the NLRIs of that
   AFI/SAFI, to be forwarded over an underlying tunnel. The tunnel may
   be to a PE or to a Tunnel Concentrator or a Tunnel Broker. Both will
   be referred to as Tunnel endpoints. In this document an egress router
   refers to the egress point of the Tunnel and an ingress router refers
   to the ingress point of the tunnel.

   The discovery of the Tunnel endpoint and the corresponding tunnel
   encapsulation information may be done out of band, either by static
   configuration, or through a number of different mechanisms.

   There is a need to be able to indicate with the BGP update for a
   given NLRI, the Tunnel endpoint to be used for forwarding data
   traffic to that NLRI destination.

   This document defines a new BGP attribute called the 'Connector
   Attribute' which would convey the information about the Tunnel
   endpoint - the Tunnel Identifier, the Tunnel endpoint address.

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