[c-nsp] ASR920 vlan pass through
Mark Tinka
mark.tinka at seacom.mu
Wed May 11 16:00:48 EDT 2016
On 11/May/16 17:30, John Gaffney wrote:
> Then on that note I would google up layer 2 MPLS protocols for the ASR (it's basically layer 2 over layer 3, allows you to route layer 2 traffic) or look at making a dot1q tunnel. Google should have config examples and specifics for that router type. Depending on your goals you may need to combine both to make your solution work.
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> Or if your lucky somebody else on the list can comment on your type of router, and give you a config snip.
I see two options:
* Layer 2 Local Switching, which is the easiest option. You're just
x-connecting two ports on the same switch. It's like running a patch
cord between them.
* Use a BDI to stitch them. Use "encapsulation default" and put both
ports in the same BD. No need to define each VLAN ID = 802.1Q
trunking on the ASR920.
Mark.
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