I have 5 sites interconnected by a service provider on top of a VPLS full mesh network. They are providing an ethernet hand-off at each location, no CE gear required for VPLS. Three of the sites will have two 500Mbps hand-offs (path diversification) on the VPLS mesh network, the remaining two sites will have 1 hand-off on the VPLS mesh (500Mbps) and another for the DIA drain (1Gbps). Because of the size of each location, a router needs to be placed at each location and should use ECMP for routing over the hand-offs. All equipment has to be redundant and the sites with the DIA drain need to have a firewall. Will also need QoS for real-time applications (VoIP). Any design recommendations?
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