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Title : Directory Server based Information Distribution for L1VPN
Author(s) : D. Li
Filename : draft-li-l1vpn-ds-info-distribution-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2006-6-20
This document describes a Directory Server based VPN membership
information distribution mechanism for layer-1 VPNs. The mechanism
enables PEs to discover which other PEs have ports attached to CEs
that are members of the same VPN, and allows PEs to discover
attributes of currently configured CE-PE links and their associations
with layer-1 VPNs. This document builds on the Layer One VPN
Framework and provides an auto-discovery mechanism as discussed in
the Layer One VPN Basic Mode document. This mechanism may be applied
to the layer-1 VPN basic mode.
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