Hi, On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 03:08:15AM -0500, Erik Sundberg wrote: > The only other work around i can think of is to backhaul the need Switch > subinterface to a subinterface on our PE router then having a xcossover cable > between the two interfaces on our PE. But i am not a fan of this idea of > mine. So it would look like the following > SWg1/2.3000----EoMPLS--PE1g0/0/0.10 > Xconnect cable between the GE interface on our PE1 or using the connect > command. > SWg1/3.100----EoMPLS--PE1g0/0/1.10
Well, you can do *that* directly on the switch as well - have two ports as
"switchport mode access", one in vlan 100, the other one in vlan 3000,
and connect them via ethernet cross-over cable.
And then, of course, have g1/2 and g1/3 configured as trunk (or mux-uni),
with vlan 3000/vlan 100 allowed.
gert
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