Hi, On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 01:42:15PM -0500, Aaron wrote: > we are gonna do this type of thing soon.... > > Guy with windows pc with single static ip on > it--------------dslam--------cisco me3600x(pe)---mpls---cisco > asr9k(p)-----9k(p)-----(more > p's)----9k(pe)-------same7609-----------internet > > So I'm gonna have to do an mpls l2vpn (vpXs) to cause that single static > customer to maintain his single static ip such that I can maintain bcast > domain consistency back into the 7609 where that original bcast domain for > that subnet that the cutomer is on to remain intact.
Why on earth would anyone want multiple customers in the same broadcast
domain? Besides "make life harder"?
gert
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