10-23-2009 08:33 AM - edited 03-06-2019 08:17 AM
I'm trying to set up an RSPAN between two sites. The Main site and remote site are linked through a WAN connection provided by Time Warner. TW says the connection uses Q-in-Q tunneling between the 2 sites.
I understand that for RSPAN to work, the remote span VLAN needs to be defined on each switch. So does that mean that TW has to define my remote span VLAN on their equipment since they are using Q-in-Q tunneling?
10-23-2009 11:56 AM
Hello Steven,
>> So does that mean that TW has to define my remote span VLAN on their equipment since they are using Q-in-Q tunneling?
No, thanks to QinQ they don't care about the inner vlan tag they just examine the external customer vlan-id.
you still need to add the rspan vlan on your devices to be permitted on your devices' trunks.
Actually QinQ doesn't allow to filter what vlans to accept or not.
So you should use
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan
you can add a vlan with
switchport trunk allowed vlan add x
Hope to help
Giuseppe
10-27-2009 05:18 AM
Thanks Guiseppe. I'm still having trouble getting the RSPAN to work but at least I know I can eliminate that as a possible cause.
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