Hi,
Unfortunately yes :(
BTW it is the same with the newer generation of switches like the
ICX66xx. Depending of the # of ports you can have 2 region.
Sorry to Foundry, but if you wish to have the functionality of
802.1ad/802.1ah (true Q-in-Q) there is at least 1 vendor with better
offering at the same price.
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On 05/03/12 08:41, Tamas Csillag wrote:
On 05/03/2012 02:34 PM, Eric Helm wrote:
On 5/2/2012 4:16 PM, Tamas Csillag wrote:
Dear All,
After exploring the possibilities of my FWS24 (kinda old, I know), I
found these options:
aggregated-vlan support for larger Ethernet frame up to
1530 bytes
tag-type Customize value used to indicate tagged
VLAN port
Does this mean that this baby supports Q-in-Q?
Also, does anybody have an older FastIron config guide? Most stuff I
can
dig up is for the FWS624 and other newer switches.
You can do it with the tag-type command. A caveat on the FastIron
platform is that command applies to a port region, not just a single
port. Port regions on those are 1-12 and 13-24 I believe.
/Eric
That's what I gathered from the Fastiron config guides too, but the
command does not take an interface as an argument, just the integer,
like:
tag-type <number> <cr>
So I assume it's for the whole system, then?
Tamas
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