PE Router 3 (PE3)
PE3 connects to customer A.
In executive command mode, configure SPBV on the router:
- Set Spanning Tree version to SPT
- Configure the Spanning Tree MST configuration name to spbvRegion1
- Configure the SPVID pool for 2000 - 2200 and set the pool to SID spvid (4095)
- Map customer VLAN 100 to SID spbv (4093)
- For the ECT algorithm, there is only a single SPBV region, so the default value of 1 is used.
- All Global router ports, ge.1.10-20 are enabled for SPBV
On customer A VRF5 configure:
- RD – 1:12
- Route target – export 1:10 and import 1:1 and 1:10
In the global VRF (using L3 Tunneling):
- Configure a loopback interface for each L3 tunnel to be used as the tunnel source interface, specifying the global VRF BGP address as secondary
- Configure L3 tunnels 2 (tun.0.2) connecting PE3 and PE1 and L3 tunnel 3 (tun.0.3) connecting PE3 and PE2
- Configure a static route to the loopback interface BGP address to force BGP traffic to use the tunnel instead of the associated VLAN
- Enable the VPNV4 address family in BGP configuration mode (if using IPv6 enable VPNV6)
- Activate VPNV4 neighbors
- Redistribute OSPF in the BGP configuration mode IPv4 address family for both VRF3 and VRF5
In the global VRF (using Native MPLS):
- Enable Native MPLS for the appropriate IP address type
- Enable MPLS LDP for the appropriate IP address type
- Configure a loopback interface specifying the global VRF BGP address as primary
- Enable the VPNV4 address family in BGP configuration mode (if using IPv6 enable VPNV6)
- Activate VPNV4 neighbors
- Redistribute OSPF in the BGP configuration mode IPv4 address family for both VRF1 and VRF2