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Non-ISP Q-in-Q Deployments

lamav
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Level 8

Would anyone realistically expect to see a Q-in-Q deployment in an enterprise environment?

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Edison Ortiz
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I haven't seen one yet.

You will find a lot of EoMPLS and L2TPv3 but not Q-in-Q.

The problem with Q-in-Q is the backbone has to be L2 end-to-end. Not that scalable.

Regards,

Edison

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Edison Ortiz
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

I haven't seen one yet.

You will find a lot of EoMPLS and L2TPv3 but not Q-in-Q.

The problem with Q-in-Q is the backbone has to be L2 end-to-end. Not that scalable.

Regards,

Edison

Thanks, Edison...thats what I thought.

vmiller
Level 7
Level 7

Did one in a midwest city over a provided sonet service.

It is a bit messy, and requires a fair amount of coordination with the carrier.

I believe Victor was looking for feedback on Non-ISP environments.

In NYC, we have a ton of Q-in-Q deployments with Verizon TLS.

Guess I misinterpreted what he meant by ISP (its early out here on the coast).

TLS or some other value added services would be about the only place you would need q in q.

I can't imagine "wanting" to do q in q...

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