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... L2TP sessions, and (2) the L2TP data encapsulation to multiplex and
demultiplex L2 data streams between two L2TP ...
... L2TP to guarantee delivery (see Section 4.2 for details). Data
messages are used to encapsulate the L2 traffic being carried over
the L2TP ...
... data channels, respectively. Data
messages are passed over an unreliable data channel, encapsulated by
an L2TP header ...
... LCCE from a Remote System
that, after encapsulation with its associated framing, L2TP, and IP,
...
... fragmentation on the packet before tunnel
encapsulation. This creates two (or more) L2TP packets, each
...
... LCCE from a Remote System that, after
encapsulation with associated framing, L2TP and IP, does not fit in
...
... MTU between tunnel endpoints and should work for any type of L2-
encapsulated packet. Note that IPv6 does not support "in-flight"
fragmentation ...
... fragmentation, fragmenting IP packets before
encapsulation with L2TP/IP, or fragmenting the resultant L2TP ...
... circuit frames are received
at an LCCE, encapsulated in L2TP (with appropriate attention to
framing, as described in documents for the particular pseudowire
type ...
... session negotiation.
Alternative sublayers MAY be defined (e.g., an encapsulation with a
larger Sequence Number field or timing information) and identified
...
... (e.g., a PPP control packet or NETBIOS frame encapsulated by Frame
Relay before being tunneled). All traffic that can be classified
...