What are you wanting the VLANs to do.
From your description it sounds to me all they would do is add complexity.
On 10/17/2011 11:49 AM, john wrote:
We run PPPoe at our CPEs. We route traffic back to our border router
with OSPF routing. An example would be 6 towers running 150 Sms per
tower. 3 towers are using 3 other towers to Backhaul. How would
VLans on our backbone network help our network. I understand that
each router adds a little latency. I know you can send certain vlans
out to different ISPs if your dual homed but you can also do that
without VLans. Any info would be appreciated
John Babineaux
Network Admin
Radio Communications Service
Crowley, Louisiana
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