[AusNOG] Juniper SRX and VPLS

[Matt Ayre]

Hi Tom,

As you have alluded, multiple VLAN interfaces inside the VPLS adds them to
a single broadcast domain allowing flooding between them and is not
desirable.

I see "vlan-id-list" available and pass syntax check on SRX220, that may
solve your issue;

http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/en_US/junos12.2/topics/reference/configuration-statement/vlan-id-list-edit-interfaces-vpls.html

Cheers,
Matt
 On 07/02/2014 4:46 AM, "Tom Storey" <tom at snnap.net> wrote:

> Thought I might try my luck here as Im running out of places to ask
> about this. :-)
>
> But Im looking for anyone who has implemented VPLS using SRX hardware
> (240 and lower) and perhaps anyone that has implemented it in a semi
> specific way, that being multiple logical interfaces with different
> VLAN IDs assigned in the same VPLS routing-instance.
>
> I seem to be hitting a road block in that one sub-int with VLAN works
> perfectly fine, but as soon as you add a second with a different VLAN
> it all falls in a heap.
>
> FWIW if I assign an entire interface to the routing-instance I can
> trunk VLANs until the cows come home just fine, but Im looking for a
> solution where I could have an aggregation interface hooked up to a
> switch and pick and choose which interfaces go in to which VPLS or VRF
> for example.
>
> Im not looking to merge the VLANs together to form one large broadcast
> domain, but rather want to maintain the VLANs across the VPLS so I
> can, in a way, "trunk" multiple VLANs in at any given site and pick
> them out as required at other sites.
>
> Would appreciate contact from anyone who can help, Ive been through
> probably just about every piece of sample configuration and
> configuration guide I can find and just cant seem to find the answer.
> At the moment I feel like Im going in circles.
>
> Thanks
> Tom
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