Re: I-D ACTION:draft-yacine-ppvpn-mgt-frwk-01.txt

yes, as well as Security and QoS frameworks.

Hamid Ould-Brahim wrote:

> I assume this draft falls into common l2+l3 vpn drafts and
> 
> most likely needs to appear in l3vpn charter
> 
> (like the others)...
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> Hamid.
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>  >       Title           : Framework for PPVPN Operation and Management
>  >       Author(s)       : Y. Mghazli, A. Gonguet, T. Nadeau
>  >       Filename        : draft-yacine-ppvpn-mgt-frwk-01.txt
>  >       Pages           : 24
>  >       Date            : 2003-6-16
>  >      
>  > This document provides a framework for Provider Provisioned Virtual
>  > Private Networks (PPVPNs) operation and management. This framework
>  > intends to produce a coherent description of the significant
>  > technical issues which are important in the design of PPVPN
>  > management solution. Selection of specific approaches, making choices
>  > among information models and protocols are outside of the scope of
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