Routing

Hi all,

We've got a wholesale provider who hands customer traffic over on multiple vlans (one:one customer to VLAN) per interface.

Currently adding groups of these with a script to a small handful of bridge domains in Service Provider style on the MX platform.

Is there a more shorthand way, using something like vlan-id-list or vlan all? Have tried a variety of configs but none are producing remotely usable results.

Cheers

Hi,
What about using one QinQ inside your network.
Just swallow pack/unpack all vlans on the edge ports of your network and let your client do not disturb you with his vlans.

Regards.
Original Message:
Sent: 10-27-2021 15:33
From: Unknown User
Subject: Shorthand for bridging multiple VLANS?

Hi all,

We've got a wholesale provider who hands customer traffic over on multiple vlans (one:one customer to VLAN) per interface.

Currently adding groups of these with a script to a small handful of bridge domains in Service Provider style on the MX platform.

Is there a more shorthand way, using something like vlan-id-list or vlan all? Have tried a variety of configs but none are producing remotely usable results.

Cheers