Re: MPLS Design

It depends on your security policy, MPLS backbone would allow field offices
to communicate directly, but it is not because MPLS allows it, it should be
permited. Both cases still valid. MPLS allows also sharing of network
resource so most of MPLS backbones are connected through high speed
Ethernet links therefore the user experiente might be better
Em 28/02/2015 02:10, "Cisco Fanatic" <ebay_products_at_hotmail.com> escreveu:

> I was reading a use case study and could not relate to it ..
>
> There are 648 field offices, field offices connect to regional offices. so
> it's a hub-spoke topology.
> Regional offices are connected via mpls. but because of hub-spoke topology
> the
> performance of field office are very low.
> Part of the case study says that connect all the field office should be
> connected to mpls.
> That should have been an expensive proposition. What's the best practice
> anyway?
>
> yuri
>
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