Management VLAN and QinQ tagging
Posted: Mon Oct 28, 2019 5:18 am
How does one get the switch's management interface wrapped inside a QinQ?
For example, say I want all infrastructure nodes tagged VLAN 9 throughout the entire network, including the switches. However, I want each switch to have it's own QinQ to wrap those in.
Something like this:
Switch A (QinQ 100)
-- node 1 (vlan 9)
-- node 2 (vlan 9)
Switch B (QinQ 200)
-- node 3 (vlan 9)
-- node 4 (vlan 9)
so back at the router I have 2 interfaces: 100(9) for all infrastructure nodes on switch A, and 200(9) for all infrastructure nodes on switch B. (I know I can accomplish this with flat vlans, but the goal here is to have the same predictable vlan for all the field techs to work with while still keeping the network reasonably segregated).
But how to get the switch tagged vlan 9 and also wrapped inside it's designated QinQ tag? I would like switch A to be on interface 100(9) at the router along with nodes 1 and 2, and switch B to be on interface 200(9) along with nodes 3 and 4.
Thanks in advance for the feedback!
For example, say I want all infrastructure nodes tagged VLAN 9 throughout the entire network, including the switches. However, I want each switch to have it's own QinQ to wrap those in.
Something like this:
Switch A (QinQ 100)
-- node 1 (vlan 9)
-- node 2 (vlan 9)
Switch B (QinQ 200)
-- node 3 (vlan 9)
-- node 4 (vlan 9)
so back at the router I have 2 interfaces: 100(9) for all infrastructure nodes on switch A, and 200(9) for all infrastructure nodes on switch B. (I know I can accomplish this with flat vlans, but the goal here is to have the same predictable vlan for all the field techs to work with while still keeping the network reasonably segregated).
But how to get the switch tagged vlan 9 and also wrapped inside it's designated QinQ tag? I would like switch A to be on interface 100(9) at the router along with nodes 1 and 2, and switch B to be on interface 200(9) along with nodes 3 and 4.
Thanks in advance for the feedback!