3 routers, A-B-C.
A is internet gateway, B is some link, C is distributing router to many AP’s
B has its interfaces bridged
I want to separate several data streams depening on source AP (somewhere behind router D,E or even further away.)
I was setting up vlan100 (ID=100) on both the connected interface A and C
Then, ‘on top’ of these vlan100 interfaces I create sevaral vlan’s. Say vlan110, vlan120, vlan130 etc. (ID’s 110, 120, 130 etc)
vlan100 terminates on A and C
All other vlan start on vlan100-A (on A interface) and each vlan interface on vlan100-C is than bridged to its many peer vlans on the incoming interfaces of C
A ether1\ B /C ether1 “C”
vlan100\ B /vlan100
vlan110 B vlan110 vlan110-bridge/C ether2
vlan120 B vlan120 vlan120-bridge/C ether3
vlan130 B vlan130 vlan130-bridge/C ether4
Is this a good way of doing this?
Or should I just omit vlan100 in total and have only 110, 120 and 130 running over A-B-C?
Or should I remove 110, 120, 130 from the link interfaces “vlan100” and instead bridge the vlan110-ether2 etc. directly to the vlan100-ether1 on C?
vlan’s 110 etc inside the vlan100 does work, but maybe I am just creating extra overhead (extra vlan headers) on my data traffic?
Any help is appreciated.