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|    28 Jun 05 15:26:23    |
      From: dkscaccia@yahoo.com              Hi All,              I am a tech professional who is somewhat new to the world of telecom       networking and looking for some general information that will help me in a       new role I am looking to move to. I appreciate anyone that can help me       answer these general questions:              #1 - If company has built a private network and they say they are using       "straight IP". What does that mean to you? Does that mean they are using       VPNs to connect different parties together?              #2 - If you are using an IP VPN, does mean there is no layer 2 protocol, in       use, when communicating router to router? I was always under the       impression that there had to be some layer 2 encapsulation?              #3 - Along the lines of question #2....If are using a T1 line to connect       into a IP VPN, does layer 2 exist on the T1 line until you get to the IP       VPN or do you also use "straight IP".              #4 - When people talk about VPNs are there different types of VPNs. For       example is IPSEC & MPLS two different types of VPNs?                     I have tried to research my questions throughout the internet, but I       haven't been able to find the above answers or grasp the concepts. I would       appreciate anyone that can assist me with the above questions.              Thanks.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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