Example:Configuring One VPLS Instance for SeveralVLANs on page 55
PacketFlow Through a Bridged Network with NormalizedVLANs
Packetsreceived overa Layer 2 logical interface for bridging are processedin a strict
sequenceof steps.
Packetsreceived overa Layer 2 logical interface for bridging when a normalizedVLAN is
configuredwith a single or inner and outer VLAN identifier tags under the bridge domain
orthe VPLS routing instance are processed with the followingsteps:
1. Apacketreceived on a physical port is only acceptedfor further processing if the VLAN
tagsof the received packet matchthe VLAN tags associated with one of the logical
interfacesconfigured on that physicalport.
2. TheVLAN tags of the received packet arecompared with the normalized VLAN tags.
Ifthe VLAN tags of the received packet aredifferent from the normalized VLAN, then
theappropriateVLAN operations (such as push-push, pop-pop, pop-swap,swap-swap,
swap,and others) are done implicitly to convertthe received VLAN tags to the
normalizedVLAN tag value. For more information these operations,see the Junos
RoutingProtocols ConfigurationGuide.
3. Ifthe source MAC address of the received packetis not present in the source MAC
table,then it is learned based on the normalized VLAN tagvalue.
4. Thepacket is forwarded towardone or more egress Layer 2 logical interfacesbased
onthe destination MAC address. A packet with a known unicastdestination MAC
addressis only forwarded to one egresslogical interface. For each egress Layer2
logicalinterface, the normalized VLAN tagwithin the packet is compared with the
VLANtags configured on that logical interface.If the VLAN tags associated with an
egresslogical interface do not matchthe normalized VLAN tag in the frame, then
appropriateVLAN operations (such as push-push, pop-pop, pop-swap,swap-swap,
swap,and others) are implicitly done to convertthe normalized VLAN tags to the
VLANtags of the egress logical interface.For more information these operations, see
theJunos Routing Protocols ConfigurationGuide.
Related
Documentation
MXSeries Ethernet Services Routers SolutionsPage
VLANsWithin a Bridge Domain or VPLS Instance on page 43
Configuringa Normalized VLAN for Translationor Tagging on page45
ConfiguringLearning Domains for VLAN IDs Bound to Logical Interfaceson page 47
Example:Configuringa Provider Bridge Network with NormalizedVLAN Tags on page47
Example:Configuringa Provider VPLS Network with Normalized VLAN Tagson page 51
Example:Configuring One VPLS Instance for SeveralVLANs on page 55
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