Ray Burkholder <> wrote on Friday, October 03, 2008 12:32 PM:
>> Hmm, so your requirement is to limit (shape/police) the
>> amount of BW the customer can use towards the Internet, and
>> impose no limits for Site A<-->B traffic? If that's the case,
>> I guess there is no real nice (and
>> scalable) solution.
>>
>
> That is pretty much it in a nutshell.
>
> Afterwards, I was doing some reading on BVI. Can a BVI join two
> L2TPV3 tunnels.
Not directly, you would need to terminate the tunnels on the neighbor
and put each of them into an Ethernet interface, and run this to the BVI
router. However: You would then also carry all Site A<-->B traffic
across this node, which could be sub-optimal.
I would solve this using accounting..
oli
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