dingsingo, describe your network diagram and exact configuration - the information you provided is not enough to diagnose the problem.
- Are you using LDP?
- Are labels properly distributed for routes?
- Is there MPLS end-to-end connectivity between VPLS tunnel endpoints?
- Assuming you use static VPLS, is LDP adjacency established between VPLS peers?
Hi,
The Network:
User >> WLan >>> A (RB600) >> WLan MTU 1600 >> B (RB600) >> Wlan MTU (1600) >> C RB600 with AC
........................ VPLS-Tunnel .......................... >>>>>>>>.................................. VPLS-Tunnel End
on A PPPoE User over Wlan in a VLPS Tunnel (ldp running). The VPLS is config to C, on C the VPLS is running, too.
The lable on both site are ok,
The Config for MPLS and VPLS with LDP is the same as here:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/MPLSVPLS
The MTU in VPLS 1500. When we switch the running VPLS to EoIP back, the PPPoE-Session is running fine.
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interface vpls add name=vpls-ac-ap1 remote-peer=172.20.5.100 mac-address=00:00:00:00:00:a2 vpls-id=439:0 disabled=no
interface vpls add name=vpls-ac-ap1 remote-peer=172.17.100.1 mac-address=00:00:00:00:00:a1 vpls-id=439:0 disabled=no
on A:
remote-label: 468
local-label: 17466
remote-status:
transport: 172.20.5.100/32
transport-nexthop: 192.168.211.3
imposed-labels: 15260,468
on C:
remote-label: 17466
local-label: 468
remote-status:
transport: 172.17.100.1/32
transport-nexthop: 10.121.10.1
imposed-labels: 519,17466
dingsingo