12-18-2013 09:44 PM - edited 03-07-2019 05:09 PM
I have searched this thing before asking here (Google and this forum) but did't find relevant result.
I would like to know which type of Cisco switches that support Multiple Q-in-Q (QinQ inside QinQ)?
For example, I have 1 Gbps Q-in-Q link from a network provider to connect two switches located in different town. Via this link, I also will re-sell a small bandwidth / capacity to our customers which they also require Q-in-Q, so there will be Q-in-Q inside Q-in-Q. Which type of Cisco switches would be able to do this task. I know that Cisco 3560, 3750 supports QinQ but are they able to do multiple QinQ ?
Thank you and appreciate for your answer.
12-22-2013 08:42 PM
yeah its possible, you can try with etherchannel both side. and make sure you provider allowed
Regards,
Habibi
12-23-2013 12:59 AM
Make sure that the MTU supports it. I don't think there should be anything stopping you from doing it as long as the switches support a large enough MTU.
Daniel Dib
CCIE #37149
01-29-2023 02:54 PM
Becarful of spanning tree, q-in-q tunnel on the provider side will be configured with like this example
switchport mode dot1q-tunnel
switchport acces vlan 100
meaning the interface is viewed to belong to vlan 100 by the stp.
on the other side the client will be a trunk sending bpdus with multiple vlans tags,
when the provider side receives any bpdu that has a vlan id != 100 (and it will), it will block the interface.
I tried this in the topology below and i had to activate bpdufilter in SW3-SW1 and SW2-SW4 link.
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