Chapter 4 FCIP over IP/MPLS Core
Service Offerings over FCIP
Figure 4-6 FCIP over SP IP/MPLS Core for Disaster Recovery Solutions
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Service Offering Scenario B—Connecting Multiple Sites
In certain cases, customers prefer to have primary and secondary sites connected by optical networks such as DWDM or SONET/SDH for high density and reliability. However, because of disaster recovery requirements, corporations might need a third site to protect all their business needs in case of a disaster. FCIP is preferred to connect the secondary site to the third site as shown in Figure
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