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Figure 3: Customer Edge(VRF-Lite to Provider Edge topology
Figure 3 is an example of the connections between customer edge and provider edge. RIP is the
routing protocol used for propagate VRF route between CE and PE. The example following the
illustration show how to configure a Canoga 9170/9171/9175 switch as Customer Edge A, B,
and the VRF configuration for PE Switch C
Configuration steps
(1) Configure Switch A
Switch A have VPN1 and VPN2, Configuration for Switch A by using these commands:
DUT1>enable
DUT1#configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
DUT1(config)#vlan database
DUT1(config-vlan)#vlan 2
DUT1(config-vlan)#vlan 3
DUT1(config-vlan)#exit
DUT1(config)#ip vrf vpn1
DUT1(config-vrf)#exit
DUT1(config)#ip vrf vpn2
DUT1(config-vrf)#exit
DUT1(config)#interface vlan2
- CanogaOS 1
- Configuration Guide 1
- CAUTION! 2
- ATTENCION! 2
- NOTICE! 2
- CANOGA PERKINS CORPORATION 3
- 1 Configuring Interface 19
- 1.3.2 Configurations 21
- Bridge 1 21
- 1.3.3 Validation Commands 21
- 2.1.2 Validation Commands 23
- 3 Configuring LACP 26
- 3.1.2 Validation Commands 28
- 4.1 VLAN-CLASS Configuration 30
- 4.1.2 Validation commands 31
- 5 Configuring VLAN 33
- 5.3 Configuring Access Port 34
- 5.4 Configuring Trunk Port 35
- 5.4.3 Validation Commands 37
- Bridge 2 38
- 6.1 References 39
- 6.2 Terminology 39
- 7 Configuring RSTP/STP 43
- Bridge1 44
- 7.1.3 Validation Commands 45
- 8 Configuring MSTP 48
- 8.1.4 Validation Commands 50
- 9 Configuring ERPS 56
- Topology 57
- Validation Command 61
- Tunneling 79
- 11 Configuring CFM 85
- Figure 1 86
- Bridge2 87
- Bridge3 88
- Bridge4 89
- 12 Configuring EFM OAM 93
- Validation 98
- 13.2.2 Validation Commands 102
- 14 Configuring ARP 103
- 14.1.2 Validation commands 104
- 1 verify the arp entries 104
- 16 Configuring RIP 108
- Validation Commands 109
- 17 Configuring OSPF 117
- 17.4 Setting Priority 121
- 17.7 OSPF Cost 127
- 17.9 OSPF Authentication 132
- 17.10 Monitoring OSPF 135
- 18 Configuring BGP 136
- 18.2 Basic topology( EBGP) 137
- 18.2.3 Router B 138
- 18.3 Basic topology( IBGP) 142
- Router B 143
- 18.3.3 Router B 144
- 19 Configuring Route-map 149
- 20 Configuring VRRP 153
- Sample Configuration 160
- 21.1 Configuring IP SLA 162
- 21.2 Configuring TRACK 163
- 21.3 Configuring VRRP TRACK 166
- 22.1 IGMP Snooping Overview 168
- Display IGMP Snooping Groups 171
- 23 Configuring MVR 172
- 24.1 Multicast Overview 175
- 24.2 IGMP Configuration 175
- Enable IGMP 176
- Limit Max IGMP Group number 176
- 24.2.3 Validation Commands 177
- 24.3 PIM-SM Configuration 178
- Downstream 179
- 3. Determining the RP 180
- 4. Joining the Shared Tree 180
- 5. Registering with the RP 180
- 7. Pruning the Interface 181
- Configuring RP statically 181
- RP details 182
- Interface details 182
- IP multicast routing table 183
- Configuring RP dynamically 184
- PIM group-to-RP mappings 185
- Router 2 Unicast BSM 187
- 24.5.2 Validation Commands 189
- Register (1) 190
- eth-0-2 (1) 190
- 25 Configuring VRF lite 191
- 25.2 Usage example 192
- Switch A output 196
- Switch B output 197
- Switch C output 198
- Switch D output 198
- Configuration steps 201
- 26 Configuring LDP 211
- 1) show status lsr-a: 213
- 2) show status lsr-b: 213
- 3) show status lsr-c: 213
- 1) show result on lsr-a: 214
- 2) show result on lsr-b 214
- 216
- 27.1.3 CE2(DUT4) 217
- 27.1.4 PE1(DUT2) 217
- 27.1.5 PE2(DUT3) 219
- 27.1.6 C 220
- 28 Configuring VPWS 225
- 1) on PE1 229
- 2) on PE2 230
- 29 Configuring VPLS 231
- Configuring the VPLS on PE2 233
- Configuring the VPLS on PE3 234
- Configuring the VPLS on P 236
- Configuring the VPLS on PE1 239
- 30 Configuring MPLS OAM 245
- MPLS LSP Traceroute: 250
- Enable label-switching on 257
- 30.3.5 Validation Commands 263
- 31 Configuring QoS 265
- Precedence Value 266
- Shaping 267
- Policing 267
- Marking 267
- Queueing 267
- Tail Drop 268
- Scheduling 268
- Class Map 269
- Policy Map 269
- Mapping Tables 269
- 31.2 QoS Configuration 270
- Configure egress queue 271
- Schedule 272
- Configure port policing 272
- Configure shaping 273
- Port shaping 273
- Queue shaping 273
- Configure Policy 274
- Classify Traffic Using ACLs 274
- Create class-map 274
- Create Policy Map 275
- Create Aggregate Policer 276
- Configure QoS Mapping tables 278
- CoS-Priority-Color Map 278
- EXP-Priority-Color Map 279
- DSCP-Priority-Color Map 279
- Priority-Color-CoS Map 280
- Priority-Color-DSCP Map 280
- Class Maps information 281
- Policy-Map information 281
- QoS interface information 282
- QoS map information 283
- 32 Configuring ACL 289
- Configurations 290
- ACL details 290
- 32.2.1 Validation Commands 291
- 33.1.2 Validation Commands 293
- 34.1 Terminology 294
- 35 Configuring DHCP 296
- 35.1.4 Configurations 297
- 35.1.5 Validation Commands 298
- 35.2.2 Configurations 300
- 35.2.3 Validation Commands 301
- 0 302
- DHCP Snooping 303
- 36.1.3 Configurations 304
- 36.1.4 Validation Commands 305
- Total Log Buffer Size : 32 306
- No entries in log buffer 306
- 37.1.3 Configurations 308
- 37.1.4 Validation Commands 309
- Supplicant System 310
- Authentication Server 310
- Authenticator 310
- Port Access Entity (PAE) 311
- Ethernet 317
- For Canoga Switch 318
- Checking Configuration 319
- Telnet output 320
- 40.1.6 Validation Commands 323
- 41 Configuring STM 324
- 43.5 Deleting system image 330
- 44.4 Validation 333
- 46 Configuring Mirror 338
- 47 Configuring SNMP 342
- Enable SNMP 343
- Configuring community string 343
- SNMPv3 notifications: 345
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