ā12-30-2021 01:25 AM
CAN WE CONNECT TWO SAME CITIY CUSTOMER ROUTERS TO SINGLE MPLS ROUTER
FOR SAY CUSTOMER HAS TWO BRANCH OFFICES IN WORLI AND ANDHERI, YOU HAVE TO CONNECT THESE TWO CUSTOMER OFFICES VIA SINGLE MPLS ROUTER OF MUMBAI LOCATION.
ā12-30-2021 03:24 AM
Hello,
I don't see why that is not possible. You need an MPLS circuit from both branch offices to the Mumbai office, a single router can terminate both circuits. Then again, since that answer seems to easy, I am probably missing something. What are you running into exactly ? What router(s) do you have at the branches and the main office ?
ā12-30-2021 03:36 AM
Hello Georg Pauwen,
The two offices of customer are actually the two independent departments (one is their Warehouse and other is the R&D department) and they have asked for MPLS L3 services from the ISP. And being an ISP we are exploring the feasibility of giving services to them with our single MPLS router.
connectivity attached for better understanding
ā12-30-2021 03:42 AM
How are the two customers currently terminating ? Either way it should not be a problem.
ā12-30-2021 04:13 AM - edited ā12-30-2021 04:14 AM
how mpls will work while RT will come in picture , export and import routes for two different customers are imported and exported to same MPLS node. is this not a kindda rare or complex scenario
ā12-30-2021 06:04 AM
Hi @AMANBHARDWAJ ,
This is in fact a very common scenario. The PE is almost always shared between different customers. The routes from each customer will be loaded in a separate VRF, creating an isolation from other customers sharing the same PE.
Regards,
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