I am not trying to do anything by myself ..
This is example from the book " L2 VPN architectures " Chapter 11 ;
page 384 . No extra command has been used by the author .
I am trying to understand the dot1q label ; what is carried and what
is seen where ?
Gaurav Madan
PS : If I am not wrong ; you are trying to mix this with a feature of
EVC where one can push/pop/translate upper 1 or upper 2 tags .. This
is a diff story !
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 11:40 PM, Manu Ohri (mohri) <mohri_at_cisco.com> wrote:
> Hi Gaurav,
> What you are trying to do is vlan rewrite feature.
> You need to add following command to make it work.
> #remote-id <>
>
> This command will go under xconnect. Will be supported in 12.4 only , if
> I am not wrong.
>
> Regards,
>
> Manu Ohri
>
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> GAURAV MADAN
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> Subject: Vlan to Vlan : L2TPV3 question
>
> CE1 e0/0.201 ------ e0/0.201 PE -----IP CLOUD ----- PE e1/0.140
> -----e1/0.140 CE2
>
>
> PE1
> ====
> int e0/0.201
> encap dot1q 201
> xconnect 10.1.1.1 33 pw-class TEST
> !
>
> PE2
> =====
> int e1/0.140
> encap dot1q 140
> xconnect 20.1.1.1 33 pw-class TEST
> !
>
> We are connecting CE1(201 vlan) to CE2 (140 vlan )
>
> Q 1 : When vlan tagged pkt of 201 reaches PE1 .. Is this dot1q label
> preserved / striped in above config .. There are 2 labels added i
> know ( VC label and IGP/MPLS label ) .. But is original label from CE
> preserved ?
>
> Q 2 : How is it changed / re-written at PE2 ? Kindly explain
>
> I think things will start making sense if these 2 questions are answered
> .
>
> Thanks in advance
> Gaurav Madan
>
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