Hi, On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 04:25:56PM +1000, David Hughes wrote: > On 11/03/2010, at 11:00 PM, Gert Doering wrote: > > > (Well, actually you can, by plugging a loop between two ports, one port > > being a switchport/trunk and the other port being the EoMPLS link. But that > > won't gain me much compared to what I have now - if the IOS combination > > is broken with STP+EoMPLS, it will also be broken if that IOS is running > > on R1...) > > Hate to admit it but I just ran this up on s720/SXI3 boxes. Short lived > EoMPLS requirement at a site. The whole "external loopback" design is > such a hack. But, what can I say, it's ugly but it works,
Yes, seconded - it's ugly but it works. I have to use this in other places,
but it's not really making the configuration any easier to understand for
my junior colleagues.
> and it's passing MST BPDUs just fine.
Now that is good news :-) - what line card are you terminating the EoMPLS
on? (I'm asking because I'm wondering whether our problem is specific to
6724-SFP)
gert
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