IPTP presents its Layer 2 and MPLS-related services as part of a broad connectivity portfolio designed for practical, scalable interconnection. On the company’s Jumbo Platform page, IPTP describes a layer-2 interconnection model that can deliver multiple services through separate VLANs over a single platform port, which is a clean fit for networks that want flexibility without unnecessary complexity.
The public EoMPLS Pseudowire page adds useful detail. IPTP explains that Ethernet over MPLS transports Ethernet packets across an MPLS cloud by using an Ethernet pseudowire, effectively creating a virtual leased circuit that can help connect remote locations as if they were part of the same LAN service.
That combination is appealing because it pairs Layer 2 transparency with the scale and traffic engineering benefits associated with MPLS. IPTP also notes that its Jumbo Interconnection Platform is delivered across a private global backbone and can provide access to services such as MPLS and EoMPLS from many locations worldwide.
For teams planning network expansion, this feels like a positive and practical direction. A service set built around VLAN-based delivery, broad reach, and virtual interconnection can make it easier to extend connectivity between sites while keeping the design understandable and ready to grow.
