I am trying to get a vlan that is set up on an interface in a CCR running 6.10 through to several ports on 7 CRS’s. The CRS are all on a bridged set of ports on the CCR (ports 1-7) then the sub vlan interface is on that. Each CRS has 1 ip in a /28 on that bridge.
I just want the traffic on 1 vlan which resides on the CCR to pass through the switches to the ports. So I can be efficient with IPs with wireless access points on a wired backbone. Then use a second vlan for customer traffic which is ran through the access points and they can do without anything else, just needs to see the 2nd vlan.
Is there a simple way to do this?
Maybe post configs for both?
Well the only one I’ve tried doesn’t work and i’ve blown it away.
CCR-1036
Bridge1 192.168.100.1/27 ports 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
- sub interface VLAN200 using 192.168.200.1/25
- DHCP server on this interface for this ip range.
On those ports 1 through 7 resides 7 CRS125’s on port 1 having 192.168.100.2-8/27
I want VLAN200 to be accessible from ports 2-24 as well as DHCP (from the CRR-1036) available. Nothing else.
Pretty straightforward but I can diagram it if necessary. and let’s just say i’ll use ospf to route both subnets past the CCR.
Here is a quick diagram if it helps you understand what i’m trying to do. 
