Configuring Mstag Or Repag; Configuring An Untagged Subinterface; Enabling Mstag; Configuring Mstag Parameters - Cisco ASR 9000 Series Configuration Manuallines

Configuring MSTAG or REPAG

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Configuring MSTAG or REPAG
This section describes the procedures for configuring MSTAG:
Note
The procedures for configuring REPAG are identical.
This section does not describe how to configure data switching. Refer to the
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Configuring an untagged subinterface

In order to enable MSTAG on a physical or Bundle Ethernet interface, an L2 subinterface must first be
configured which matches untagged packets, using the encapsulation untagged command. Refer to The Cisco
ASR 9000 Series Routers Carrier Ethernet Model module for more information about configuring L2
subinterfaces.

Enabling MSTAG

MSTAG is enabled on a physical or Bundle Ethernet interface by explicitly configuring it on the corresponding
untagged subinterface. When MSTAG is configured on the untagged subinterface, it is automatically enabled
on the physical or Bundle Ethernet interface and on all other subinterfaces on that physical or Bundle Ethernet
subinterface.

Configuring MSTAG parameters

MSTAG parameters are configured separately on each interface, and MSTAG runs completely independently
on each interface. There is no interaction between the MSTAG parameters on different interfaces (unless they
are connected to the same access network).
These parameters are configurable for each interface:
• Region Name and Revision
• Bridge ID
• Port ID
• External port path cost
• Max Age
• Provide Bridge mode
• Hello Time
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