Network Working Group Bgp-mpls Ip Virtual Private Network (vpn) Extension for Ipv6 Vpn Bgp-mpls Ip Vpn Extension for Ipv6 Vpn

Network Working Group Bgp-mpls Ip Virtual Private Network (vpn) Extension for Ipv6 Vpn Bgp-mpls Ip Vpn Extension for Ipv6 Vpn
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网络工作组 Bgp-mpls Ip 虚拟专用网络 (VPN) Ipv6 Vpn 扩展 Bgp-mpls Ip Vpn Ipv6 Vpn 扩展

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2006
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De Clercq
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J. De Clercq;D. Ooms;Onesparrow M Carugi;Nortel Networks;F. Le Faucheur;De Clercq

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