[rbak-nsp] Force users traffic to MPLS hub

[David Freedman]

Well, unfortunately SEOS doesn't have a way of decoupling VRFs from
contexts, 
(something we've asked about which has led to a lot of head scratching at
Ericsson)

I'm not sure it would be possible to achieve this. you may be able to
create an inter context interface
(not simply an intercontext static route) and apply a "forward output
<name>" to it, so that it can be
referenced in your sub's forward-policy ("redirect destination <name>")

I can't imagine this working thoughŠ

Is there something (I.e a device) in the hub which needs to inspect the
traffic? perhaps if its just HTTP,
you can do HTTP redirects per sub to this device?

David.




On 09/03/2012 16:08, "Jim Tyrrell" <jim at scusting.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have a Hub and spoke MPLS setup which consists of a Cisco router as
>the hub and 3 SE600 contexts which are the spokes.  I have it configured
>in such a way that the contexts can not communicate with each other and
>must go via the Hub (I have seperate route targets for upstream and
>downstream traffic), what I want to do now is ensure that 2 users
>connected into the same context cannot route between each other and must
>also route via the hub.
>
>Is there a way I can force a users traffic to go into the MPLS and so to
>the hub rather than direct between them?  I had a look at the forwarding
>profile setup but I don't think I can do this by forcing the next hop IP?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jim.
>
>
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