Hi, > L2TP is an encapsulation that allows multiplexing of multiple PPP sessions > between two IP-connected endpoints, and a control protocol for dynamically
Since L2TP is so strongly tied with PPP, can i assume that it will be *mostly* used when a user dials (ISDN/modem) into the ISP network (LAC) to contact the corporate network. Can I then connect a small branch office to the corporate network using L2TP? Does it make any sense doing that. I am now talking of a deployment scenario. Do you ever have two branches connected via L2TP? I searched the internet and found only scenarios wherein a remote access user dials into the ISP to access the corporate network using L2TP. Is the former possible? In theory, one could have a small office with some < 10 users connected to switch which in turn dials into the ISPs network. Is this possible? With regards, Rohit P.S. And thanks to everybody for responding both on the list and offline! __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam http://mail.yahoo.com
