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Harold Ritter · 07-31-2013

Hi everybody,I just received this from a customer, who thinks this might be a record uptime for a Cisco device. Anybody can beat this Regards

Harold Ritter · 10-15-2026

You are very welcome @packet2020 and thanks for the feedback.

Harold Ritter · 10-15-2026

Hi @packet2020 , I think the documentation is outdated in this specific case. Having a different behavior for the session establishment and tear down could create a flapping condition. For instance, if the session establishment is allowed to be estab...

Harold Ritter · 10-05-2026

Bonjour M02@rt37 , > so I wouldn’t say that every pseudowire defaults to VC type 5 ? No ? This is in the specific context described by the OP, where the xconnect is configured under the service instance. I ran a quick test in a virtual lab and the VC...

Harold Ritter · 10-04-2026

Hi @Mitrixsen , In IOS-XE the pseudowire operates as a VC type 5 by default. You would use the "interworking vlan" only if you wanted to change the default to a VC type 4. Bear in mind that the VC type is negotiated and if either end of the pseudowi...

Harold Ritter · 10-03-2026

Hi @Mitrixsen , With IOS-xe you can set the VC type 4 using the following command under the pseudowire class: pseudowire-class VC-Type4 encapsulation mplsinterworking vlan and then assign the pseudowire class to the specific xconnect.

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