[c-nsp] multiple VLAN trunk interfaces

[Bruce]

That works fine.  In fact, you can cause the same vlans to appear on both 
routers, and then use VRRP for router redundancy.  We do this all the time.

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Nick Kraal wrote:
> Dear all,
> 
> I was wondering if the configuration of multiple VLAN trunks is possible 
> to handle different VLAN 'groups'. For example, Router1 has the virtual 
> interfaces (plus layer-3 addressing) for VLAN1 and VLAN2. And Router2 
> for VLANn and others. The radio base station unit is VLAN capable. v1, 
> v2, and vn are radio antennas to end-customers.
> 
>     R1      R2
>   (v1,v2)  (vn,...)
>      |      |
>   trunk1   trunk2
>      |      |
>      +------+
>      |switch|
>      +------+
>         |
>       trunk
>         |
>      +------+
>      |Radio |
>      +------+
>      |   |  |
>     v1  v2 vn...
> 
> Any caveats, if possible (e.g. noisy network, etc)?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> -nick/
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