Architecture for Generic NSP Layer related Signaling
and Case Study: Use of L2TPv3 Extensions for VPLS signaling
draft-tsenevir-sig-nsp-00
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| Author | Tissa Senevirathne | ||
| Last updated | 2003-08-15 | ||
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Abstract
In this document, required architecture to support NSP Layer related signaling is presented. Generic NSP layer attributes presented here can be used over variety of signaling protocols. As an example, L2TPv3 can provide a new message and base AVP that, NSP applications can use to encompass NSP specific AVPs. Also, use of new NSP Layer attribute over L2TPv3 for VPLS related signaling is presented, as a case study.
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