>From Christoffer: >From Victor Sudakov: >>If a customer has several separate sites each with Wifi, for example, will >>all these Wifi NETs go into the same VRF? > >Yes. >That is how it is most often when as31027 have customer links coming in on the >PE. >Customer locations will often be their own segmented broadcast domains. With >their own gateways IPs. >L3 wise. It will more often than not be one big routed domain across SP core. >(We rarely do L2VPN solutions (e.g. point-to-multipoint VPLS) because >technical debt/legacy equipment not yet completely outphased from production) > >Solutions tends to have centralized Internet outbreak(s)/Firewall(s) were >traffic between VRFs (also out to Internet/WAN) will then be policed.
We have from time to time done solutions where CPE equipment (spoke role) at customer sites ran the same private asn-no. With only the CPE equipment (hub sites) ran with a different asn-no(s). Still all in the same VRF. Have the benefit of not needing import/export policies because of BGP loop prevention mechanicms kicking in and preventing spoke sites being able to speak with each other. Christoffer _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
