This document is one of two parts of LANE v2, the second revision of the LAN Emulation specification. This document describes the LAN Emulation Network Network Interface (LNNI). LNNI defines the protocols necessary to distribute the LE Configuration Servers (LECSs), LAN Emulation Servers (LESs), Selective Multicast Servers (SMSs1) and Broadcast and Unknown Servers (BUSs). Distribution of these servers with a standard LNNI facilitates load distribution, fault tolerance and multivendor service components supporting LANE. This document is a companion document to the LAN Emulation - LUNI v2 Specification.
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