At 01:37 AM 1/6/2012, Phil Mayers noted:
On 01/06/2012 07:26 AM, Tim Stevenson wrote:
> Correct. No EoMPLS, no VPLS as yet, it's roadmapped.
Tim, do you happen to know / can you tell us if the L2 MPLS features
will be covered by the same feature license, or will people have to
shell out for an MPLS2 feature license?
Current plan of record is the L2VPN feature set will fall under the
existing license. Of course, I am neither a PM nor the person with
whom the buck stops, so this is perfectly subject to change prior to
shipping those features.
Thanks,
Tim
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