From: Marshall Stacks (jgk1959@yahoo.com)
Date: Fri May 11 2007 - 11:45:20 ART
Not sure I follow you exactly, but put this in your
bong and smoke it:
Some MAN Ethernet suppliers (like Embarq in Las Vegas)
have two levels of service: basic & enhanced. With
basic you can not do trunking. With Enhanced you can
trunk through the Embarq cloud and pass multiple VLANs
site to site.
Just a thought.
--- Chris Riling <criling@gmail.com> wrote:
> The internal VLAN interface is just 192.168.1.4 on
> the 871, and .1 on the
> 1811... I will provide the public IPs if need be,
> but I'm not sure that need
> be yet, atleast on a public forum... ;) There are no
> arp entries for things
> not on the native VLAN, the arp entries are
> incomplete. When I do a "debug
> arp" I see the request going out, but there is no
> reply...
>
> I think the kicker in this whole thing is the fact
> that the ethernet
> connection between the two is being provided by a
> LEC here that will provide
> point to point ethernet circuits; the only thing I
> can think of is that
> their equipment that hands it off is acting as a
> switch, and it doesn't like
> anything that's tagged. If I make a different VLAN
> the native VLAN, that
> VLAN starts working, and the one that worked before
> now does not... anything
> stupid I'm missing, or does it sound like my
> speculation is correct?
>
>
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