E05-LI: Yes
Rationale
The April 2012 InTouch customer case study attributes statements to its CEO Rager Ossel and project leader Gioberto Balinge about LISP moving from the lab to live production. It describes a retail customer connecting twelve stores through a LISP platform. This documents an external service provider using LISP for customer connectivity, beyond the separate international beta network.
Assessment method
Primary operator evidence and explicit component mapping under revised E05
Source context
Cisco/InTouch customer case study, printed April 2012, pages 1–3; named operator statements
Outstanding qualification
Cisco publishes the account and InTouch collaborated with its development team; that relationship is disclosed. Credit external customer operation, not independent implementation or an independently audited performance claim. The four-year duration belongs to the beta network and is not assigned to InTouch. Historical Cisco deployment does not establish exact RFC 9300/9301-era behavior or every option of the selected column. No uptime, cost or scale claim is imported.
Public sources
Editorial evidence references
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