Biridging Control Protocol (BCP)

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- Michelot
  
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17 years ago

Wed, Dec 22, 2004 10:35 AM

Bonjour,
Do you know if the Ethernet encapsulation over BCP is really used ?
The BCP protocol is specified in RFC3518 (april 2003) that obsoletes
RFC2878, and would be adapted to remote bridging communications.
Thanks,
Michelot

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- Rich Seifert
  
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posted
17 years ago

Wed, Dec 22, 2004 4:35 PM

I don't understand your question. BCP simply specifies a means to encapsulate RemoteBridge-to-RemoteBridge control messages in PPP. The encapsulation used is PPP, not Ethernet. The format of the inner (encapsulated) messages doesn't change.
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