07-24-2013 07:41 AM - edited 03-07-2019 02:33 PM
Gentlemen,
I have a scenario where I need to include lots of VLANs in another VLAN tag, in order to keep trafic from different customers separated and avoid spanning-tree limitation.
It should looks like this:
Customer Switch (any VLAN) >>> (Inner VLAN) Aggregation Switch (Outer VLAN+Inner VLAN) >>> Router (L3 aggregation)
Does anyone has any thought about the configuration on router?
Is it possible use subinterfaces with dot1q and second-dot1q?
Any other ideas are appreciated
Kind regards,
Vitor
07-24-2013 07:48 AM
Hi Vitor,
Is it possible use subinterfaces with dot1q and second-dot1q?
Yes, absolutely, it is possible. What services do you expect from the router, i.e. what do you expect the router to do for individual outer/inner VLAN combinations?
Best regards,
Peter
07-24-2013 08:28 AM
Hi Peter,
Thanks for answering.
The router should act as the default gateway for each customer and announce their prefixes to our edge routers using OSPF. That would be a way to allowed more clients aggregated.
Kind regards,
Vitor.
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