Hi,
I think it is not possible (at least at the moment). The IP can be set
for virtual interface, but first you're creating L2 vlan and next, you
need to add router interface.
The configuration looks like
s...@xmr_1(config)#vlan 2
s...@xmr_1(config-vlan-2)#router-interface ve 3
s...@xmr_1(config-vlan-2)#router-interface ve 4
error - vlan 2 is already has router-interface 3
So there is one ve per one vlan. VLAN is configured globally, so no
overlapping is possible.
It seems shaping per subinterface is not possible too:
s...@xmr_1(config-vif-3)#qos shaper 100000
Error: please use physical port config interface level to configure qos
shaper.
But on physical interface shaping is configured globally.
Probably you need to ask Foundry (Brocade currently) about extensions in
new code versions. The output I captured comes from latest (4.0) code.
Tomek
Allan Eising pisze:
Hi there,
We're currently considering if the Foundry MLX/XMR series will fit as
our core routers.
I've been searching through the foundry site, and there are two core
requirements that I'm uncertain if the XMR or MLX can handle:
- VLANs overlapping between interfaces, eg. two routed vlan
subinterfaces both encapsulated with vlan 50.
- Per sub-interface shaping.
For the sake of clarity, I've uploaded a conceptual diagram, available
here:
http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/5186/conceptsl6.png
Is there anyone on this list who are able to assist?
Regards,
Allan Eising
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