Hi, On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 11:45:32AM -0500, Paul Stewart wrote: > Thanks ;) The only reason I would want to consider this is because if we > used a GSR here at a P router and then 7206VXR's as the PE devices we have > 6500/Sup2's physically in the middle. I figured that if I created a VLAN > trunk to carry the MPLS traffic from the GSR to the 7206VXR's then I could > keep the 6500's in the physical connection....
Just make sure that the 6500s are set to handle "jumbo" packets. Otherwise
you'll run into nasty and non-obvious black hole problems.
But besides this, it will "just work" - that's what we do in one of our
locations. 7301 on one end, L2-only 6500/Sup1A in between, 7600/Sup720
on the other end. Works.
gert
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