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VLAN Stacking Overview
VLAN Stacking Services
The VLAN Stacking application uses an Ethernet service based approach for tunneling customer traffic
through a provider network. This approach requires the configuration of the following components to
define a tunneling service:
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VLAN Stacking Service—A service name that is associated with an SVLAN, NNI ports, and one or
more VLAN Stacking service access points. The service identifies the customer traffic that the SVLAN
will carry through the provider traffic.
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Service Access Point (SAP)—A SAP is associated with a VLAN Stacking service name and a SAP
profile. The SAP binds UNI ports and customer traffic received on those ports to the service. The
profile specifies traffic engineering attribute values that are applied to the customer traffic received on
the SAP UNI ports.
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Service Access Point (SAP) Profile—A SAP profile is associated with a SAP ID. Profile attributes
define values for ingress bandwidth sharing, rate limiting, CVLAN tag processing (translate or
preserve), and priority mapping (inner to outer tag or fixed value).
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UNI Port Profile—This type of profile is associated with each UNI port and configures how Span-
ning Tree, and other control packets are processed on the UNI port.
See the
"Configuring VLAN Stacking Services" on page 27-10
page 27-6
OmniSwitch AOS Release 7 Network Configuration Guide
Configuring VLAN Stacking
for more information.
March 2011
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