[nsp] 75xx with VIP2-50 and PA-GE running MPLS VPN's?
Dennis Dubbelman
D.Dubbelman at babyxl.com
Thu Feb 27 18:19:10 EST 2003
The following is configured :
no negotiation auto
tag-switching mtu 9216
tag-switching ip
no cdp enable
!
Maybe increase the physical mtu (mtu x or ip mtu x)
/Dennis
-----Original Message-----
From: tomas at tronet.com [mailto:tomas at tronet.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 6:17 PM
To: Dennis Dubbelman; cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
Subject: RE: [nsp] 75xx with VIP2-50 and PA-GE running MPLS VPN's?
use 'tag-switching mtu' on the interface to allow for the tags/labels to be added
if it does not help then you're probably affected with some old bugs - either upgrade or increase physical mtu (if possible, e.g. on serial)
--
deejay
-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Dubbelman [mailto:D.Dubbelman at babyxl.com]
Sent: 27. februára 2003 18:13
To: cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
Subject: [nsp] 75xx with VIP2-50 and PA-GE running MPLS VPN's?
Hi,
We've got a 7513 with a VIP2-50 and a PA-GE inserted into it ?!?!
We would like to use the box and run MPLS VPN's across it.
The strange thing I see is when I ping with a 1500 bytes packet from an other Cisco box to the loopback of the box everything looks oke.
But when I ping from a windows station to the loopback with a 1500 bytes packet we see the following:
Feb 27 17:40:14: %LINK-4-TOOBIG: Interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0, Output packet size of 1554 bytes too big
-Traceback= 40408DAC 4033D33C 40225B08 4022584C 4055B2C8 4055B8FC 4056CC64 4056EFCC 4054FE9C 4054DF08 4054E038 4054E204 4036B72C 4036B718
It looks that the packet is coming in oke, but the icmp reply is dropped !
Does anyone know the difference between the two pings ?
What is the difference between a GEIP and a VIP2-50 and a PA-GE ?
Can a VIP2-50 handle a PA-GE or do I need a GEIP ?
Thanks in advance.
/Dennis
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