[c-nsp] MPLS VPN on Sup720-3BXL
Pete Templin
petelists at templin.org
Fri Jan 11 23:14:11 EST 2008
Greetings,
I'm working on our first foray into the Sup720-3BXL world, and ran into
a wall trying to transfer an MPLS VPN onto the box. Can anyone provide
some pointers on where to look and what to fix?
Old: 7507/RSP4/12.0(27)S5, customer is on a subinterface of a PA-FE-TX.
Simple /30 interface subnet, far side is pingable from within the VRF
and externally. Another 7507 has several T1s in the VRF; those are all
pingable from the first 7507, and the first 7507's /30 Ethernet is
pingable on the second.
New: 6509/Sup720-3BXL/12.2(18)SXF12/WS-X6348-RJ-45, customer is on a
VLAN interface and a 10/100 port is an access member of the VLAN.
Customer equipment is pingable from locallly within the VRF, but the T1s
on 7507#2 aren't pingable, and the two 7507s can't ping this Ethernet /30.
MPLS path seems good end-to-end - 'no mpls ip propagate-ttl local' shows
the traceroute drop to one hop, both endpoints show the two core routers
as LDP neighbors, both sides have 'send-community extended' on the BGP
neighbor sessions, receive ACLs have been opened. 'sh ip ro vrf <name>'
shows the routes with correct (global) next-hops.
Any thoughts?
Pete
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