LISP Deployment Considerations in Data Center Networks
draft-moreno-lisp-datacenter-deployment-00
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| Authors | Victor Moreno , Fabio Maino , Darrel Lewis , Michael Smith , Satyam Sinha | ||
| Last updated | 2014-08-18 (Latest revision 2014-02-14) | ||
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Abstract
This document discusses scenarios and implications of LISP based overlay deployment in the Data Center. The alternatives for topological location of the different LISP functions are analyzed in the context of the most prevalent Data Center topologies. The role and deployment of LISP in the Wide Area Network and Data Center Interconnection are also discussed.
Authors
Victor Moreno
Fabio Maino
Darrel Lewis
Michael Smith
Satyam Sinha
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