Nice explanation... Req to suggest whether we need to create the separate VPLS routing-instance for each VLANs or same routing-instance can be used for all the VLANs for particular customer sites.
You can have multiple VLANs in a routing instance, but if you are doing service separation then having separate routing instances might be easier to troubleshoot when certain things break.
root@SITE-A-ROUTE# show instance-type vpls; protocols { vpls { site SITEA { site-identifier 1; } site-range 10; no-tunnel-services; } } interface ge-0/0/2.0; route-distinguisher 65535:512; vrf-target target:65535:512; [edit routing-instances VPLS] root@SITE-A-ROUTE# commit [edit routing-instances VPLS protocols] 'vpls' L2VPN/VPLS: MPLS must be enabled to run L2VPN instances error: configuration check-out failed [edit routing-instances VPLS] root@SITE-A-ROUTE# Do you have any idea for this error?
It might be the "set chassis network-services ip" command that is missing that is causing this error. If you are doing this on a virtual device you might need to install a license as well. You should be able to get a free license from Juniper if you sign up for an evaluation license.
Thanks for this :)
The no tunnel services may explain why some L2VPN stuff hasn't been working for me on EVE. Going to have to give this a try.
awesome video, keep em coming mate
Nice explanation... Req to suggest whether we need to create the separate VPLS routing-instance for each VLANs or same routing-instance can be used for all the VLANs for particular customer sites.
You can have multiple VLANs in a routing instance, but if you are doing service separation then having separate routing instances might be easier to troubleshoot when certain things break.
Great Video.
Thanks, appreciate it!
Hi! im getting this error
"error: VPLS: not an L2VPN instance"
anny suggestions?
Hi Dan, did you configure the correct instance-type under your VPLS routing instance?
Good videos.but please increase the font size
Sure, will increase the font size, thanks for the feedback!
root@SITE-A-ROUTE# show
instance-type vpls;
protocols {
vpls {
site SITEA {
site-identifier 1;
}
site-range 10;
no-tunnel-services;
}
}
interface ge-0/0/2.0;
route-distinguisher 65535:512;
vrf-target target:65535:512;
[edit routing-instances VPLS]
root@SITE-A-ROUTE# commit
[edit routing-instances VPLS protocols]
'vpls'
L2VPN/VPLS: MPLS must be enabled to run L2VPN instances
error: configuration check-out failed
[edit routing-instances VPLS]
root@SITE-A-ROUTE#
Do you have any idea for this error?
Hi, if you have a look at @2:17, do you have your router setup for MPLS? And your BGP also setup as such?
It might be the "set chassis network-services ip" command that is missing that is causing this error. If you are doing this on a virtual device you might need to install a license as well. You should be able to get a free license from Juniper if you sign up for an evaluation license.