[j-nsp] Pushing traffic from an l2circuit into a routing-instance

[angel]

You need a Tunnel PIC in your T-series router and you will have 
bandwidth constraint according to type of PIC you use.
Use "lt" interfaces to terminate this l2circuit and put the traffic into 
VPLS instance:

interfaces {
.....
    lt-1/2/0 {
        unit 0 {
            description l2circuit_termination;
            encapsulation ethernet-ccc;
            peer-unit 1;
            family ccc;
        }
        unit 1 {
            description vpls_instance;
            encapsulation ethernet-vpls;
            peer-unit 0;

Regards,
Angel Bardarov


David Ball wrote:
>   I have OSPF/LDP running between a (non-Juniper) switch and a
> T-series router.  The switch doesn't do VPLS, so to get traffic into
> an ldp-signaled VPLS routing-instance on the Juniper, I have to build
> an l2circuit from the switch to the Juniper.  I'm having trouble
> figuring out how to dump the arriving traffic into the appropriate
> VPLS routing instance on the Juniper.  I can't help but think it's a
> routing/forwarding policy thing, but have yet to figure it out.    I
> can't just specify the arriving Juniper interface in the
> routing-instance config, because that interface is already configured
> in the 'main' routing instance on the router.
>    Any nudges in the right direction would be appreciated.
>
>
> topology:
>
>           ospf
>            ldp
> switch--------->juniper--->vpls-routing-instance
>        l2circuit
>
> David
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