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Oracle® Communications IP Service Activator VPN User's Guide
Release 7.2
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Setting Up MPLS VPNs
About MPLS VPNs
Planning MPLS VPNs
VPN Topology
Routing Protocols
Options for Handling VRF Tables
Using VPN-wide or Site-Specific VRF Details
VRF Re-use and Reduction
VRF Parameters: Force Install and Shareable
VRF Master Sites
Configuration Preservation
When VRF Reduction Does Not Occur
VRF Reduction in Orthogonal Combinations
VRF Reduction in Hub and Spoke VPNs
Interface-less VRFs and Sites
Site Properties: VRF Router-ID Attribute
Management VPNs
Applying Services to a VPN
Setting Up an MPLS VPN
Before Setting Up an MPLS VPN
Manual Preconfiguration
PE Routers and P Routers
CE Routers
Setting Up Domain Parameters
Specifying a VRF Route Limit
Setting Up the Provider Core ASN for the Domain
Discovering the Network and Assigning Roles
Assigning Devices to Proxy Agents
Setting Devices to Managed
Setting Up Customers
Setting Up Sites
Associating a Physical Component with a Site
Linking a PE Access Interface
Linking a CE Router
Setting Up PE-CE Routing Parameters
Configuring eBGP Parameters
Configuring a Multi-AS Site VPN
Configuring Static Routing Parameters
Setting Up Private and Public Addresses for PE Interfaces
Configuring IP Unnumbered Private PE IP Addresses
About Routing Protocols, VPNs, and IP Unnumbered
Error Messages and Warnings
Supported Interface Types for IP Unnumbered
Restriction, Hints, and Tips
Sample Configuration
Setting Advanced VRF Table Options
Setting Network and Aggregate Statements
Specifying Metrics for Route Redistribution
Setting Up OSPF Properties for a Site
Setting Up OSPF Summary Addressing
Setting Up RIP Properties for a Site
Setting Up EIGRP Properties for a Site
MD5 Authentication
Setting Up the VPN
Applying QoS to CE Devices or SAA/Configured Services to a VPN
Creating an MPLS VPN
Setting Route Target Numbers
Linking Sites to the VPN
Using an RD Number per VPN or per Site
Specifying a Hub Site
Creating a VPN Map
Listing the Sites in a VPN
Implementing the VPN
Viewing Implemented VPNs
Viewing the Statistics Summary
2
Setting Up Layer 3 Multicast Services
About Multicast
About IP Multicast Services
Prerequisites for Configuring IP Multicast
Multicast Routing Protocols
About Rendezvous Points
Static RP
Auto-RP
Bootstrap Router
Protocol Independent Multicast Source Specific Multicast
About VPN Multicast Services
Prerequisites for Configuring VPN Multicast
About Multicast VRF
About Multicast Distribution Tree
3
Setting Up Layer 2 Martini VPNs
About Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Benefits of Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Technical Description of Layer 2 Martini VPNs
About Layer 2 Martini VPN Devices and Data Types
Layer 2 Martini VPNs on Routers and MPLS-enabled Switching Devices
Inter-operability Between MPLS-enabled Switching Devices and Routers
About Creating Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Preconfiguration Tasks for Creating Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Checking Interface Capabilities
Manually Preconfiguring Martini Circuits on Ethernet Interfaces
Creating a Layer 2 Martini VPN
Implementing the Layer 2 Martini VPN
Viewing Implemented Layer 2 Martini VPNs
4
Setting Up Dedicated Internet Access Services
About DIA Services in IP Service Activator
About Configuring DIA Services
Creating a DIA Site Folder
Configuring or Creating a PE Layer 3 Interface
Creating a DIA Site Under the DIA Site Folder
Linking the PE Layer 3 Interface to the DIA Site
Configuring Internet Access Routing for the DIA Site
Linking the CE Device to the DIA Site
5
VLAN Configuration in Metro Ethernets
About VLAN Configuration in Metro Ethernets
Metro Ethernet Topologies
Line Topology
Full Mesh Topology
Partial Mesh Topology
Ring Topology
Example of Configuring VLANs on Metro Ethernets
PE Connections and Configuration
Metro Ethernet Configuration
Configuring CE Access
Configuring VLANs with IP Service Activator
About Configuring VLANs with IP Service Activator
Using Configuration Policies to Manage VLANs in IP Service Activator
Discovery and Role Assignment for VLAN Configuration
Example of VLAN Role Assignment
Configuring the VLAN Using Configuration Policies
Balancing Manual and Policy-based VLAN Configuration
6
Setting Up Transparent LAN Services
About VPLS Service
About VC-LSPs
Transport LSPs
802.1Q Support
Mapping Frames to the VPLS
Planning a TLS
Creating a TLS
Port-based TLS
Port and VLAN-based TLS
Manual Preconfiguration of a TLS
Setting Up a TLS
Creating a TLS
Setting Up Layer 2 Sites
Associating a Physical Component with a Layer 2 Site
Linking Sites to a TLS
Implementing a TLS
Viewing Implemented TLSs
7
Configuring IPsec
About VRF-Aware IPsec
VRF-Aware IPsec Procedures and Configuration Policies
Example of VRF-Aware IPsec Implementation
VRF-Aware IPsec Details
Using Configuration Policies for IPsec Provisioning
8
Registering Interface Policies and Creating Interfaces
About Interface Creation and Decoration
Example of Creating and Removing a Cisco Serial Sub-interface
Registering Interface Creation Configuration Policies
Creating a Sub-interface
Removing a Sub-interface
Example of Decorating and Removing a Cisco Serial Sub-interface
Creating an Interface Policy Registration
Decorating an Existing Sub-interface
Removing a Sub-interface Decoration
Example of a Cisco Channelized Serial Interface
Creating an Interface Policy Registration
Configuring the E3 Controller
Creating a Channelized Serial Interface
Removing a Channelized Interface
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Setting Up Management and Customer VPNs
Introduction
Configuring the VPNs
Setting Up the Domain
Setting Up the Core Network ASN
Discovering the Network and Assigning Roles
Disabling Interfaces on CE-PE Link
Setting Devices to Managed
Setting Up Customers and Sites
Linking Physical Network Components with Sites
Setting the VPN Routing Parameters
Creating the Management VPN
Implementing the Management VPN
Setting Up the CE Devices
Setting Up the Customer VPNs
Implementing the Customer VPNs
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