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Hi
> Hi
>
> I must add the 802.1P TAG on the pppoe connections coming from a
> particular interface on Cisco ASR1001X
>
If you need to set cos on incoming packets (coming from a particular
interface), on the interface you can apply a incoming classification policy
map to set cos for all packets coming in.
> I have added:
>
> vpdn-group FTTH_COS_2
> accept-dialin
> protocol l2tp
> virtual-template 2
> lcp renegotiation always
> no l2tp tunnel authentication
> ip mtu adjust
> relay pppoe bba-group FTTH_COS_2
>
> bba-group pppoe global
> control-packets vlan cos 0
This will apply the cos only to ppp control packets , not data packets.
To apply it to all packets you can set it on the interface or assign a policy
to the users from radius.
>
> but according to my supplier, my cisco does not tag on 802.1P the COS has 2
> suddenly their access-list block
>
> How can I check if my router is tagged okay?
Sniffing the traffic.
Or by applying a policy map with a class that matches the cos value you are
looking for, or several classes matching the various cos values you need.
Then see if counters match
Brian
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