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VPN Connectivity Connectivity Categorization VPNs can also be categorized by the connectivity required between sites: • Simple VPN—every site can communicate with every other site • Overlapping VPN—some sites participate in more than one simple VPN • Central Services VPN—all sites can communicate with central servers, but not with each other • Managed Network—a dedicated VPN is established to manage CE routers © 2002, Cisco Systems, Inc. www.cisco.com MPLS v2.1-40 The virtual private networks discussed so far were usually very simple in connectivity terms: ■ In most cases, full connectivity between sites was required (in overlay Intranet VPN implementations, this usually means that some customer sites act as transit sites) ■ In the overlay implementation of the Extranet VPN, the connectivity was limited to sites that had direct virtual circuits established between them. There are, however, a number of advanced VPN topologies with more complex connectivity requirements: ■ Overlapping VPNs, where a site participates in more than one VPN ■ Central Services VPN, where the sites are split in two classes – server sites that can communicate with all other sites and client sites that can only communicate with the servers, but not with other clients. ■ Network Management VPN, which is used to manage CE devices in scenarios where the Service Provider owns and manages CE devices. 46 Implementing Cisco MPLS (MPLS) v2.1 Copyright © 2002, Cisco Systems, Inc.
Practice Q1) What is the difference between a simple VPN and a Central Services VPN? A) Central services VPN is used to interconnect multiple simple VPNs. B) Simple VPN allows any-to-any while Central services VPN allows client-to-server communication. C) Central services VPN requires all packets to go through the central site. D) Simple VPNs do not provide the connection to the Internet. Copyright © 2002, Cisco Systems, Inc. MPLS VPN Technology 47
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MPLS VPN Forwarding VPN Packet Pack
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Routing between ASes CE-router MPLS
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