Talk:Layered Service Provider

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IFS[edit]

The references to IFS in text are unclear. A link would help. Brutforzz (talk)

And, on Windows, Microsoft and Citrix VPN's are implemented as LSP. All redirect traffic. So, depending on the order, the traffic either gets redirected through the firwall client instead of through the VPN (doesn't work) or through the VPN instead of through the firewall client (doesn't work), or through the wrong VPN (doesn't work). In all the reading I've done about LSP problems, I never even saw any other use for LSP mentioned, so I was surprised to see a whole article here without any discussion of what I thought was the most common use and most common problem. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 218.214.18.240 (talk) 01:24, 6 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]