Re: Hiding internal network from MPLS WAN

From: voice guru (guru.voice@gmail.com)
Date: Wed Feb 11 2009 - 04:42:40 ARST

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Thank you all for the input and good suggestions.. so the conclusion here is
as follows:

L2 Encryption

AFAIK it wouldn't work over MPLS cloud, the L2 encryptors would need point
to point connectivity.

MBGP with Controlling your own routing domain

Fairly reasonable but again we are sharing most of the info with SP and
usually SPs dont allow outsiders to play with their boxes. May not be
possible in our environment

DMVPN

Looks the only option available to me but requires a very care full design
and implementation strategy. any expert advice in this regard.

Thank you all for your input.

Thanks,
Guru

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