Hello Everybody!
Its my first post on this forum, but I am with MT from 2.8.x version.
My question is:
Is QinQ vlans supported in CRS317-1G-16S+RM?
In specs is 801.Q only...
So it does not support this? https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... 8Q-in-Q.29CRS317-1G-16S+RM currently does not support QinQ VLANs in switch chip (hardware support).
You can currently configure it through VLANs:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:I ... LAN#Q-in-Q
802.1ad is a bridge standard so we must extend our bridge implementation to support it in hardware (though switch chip). We are working on it, it will be added in future versions.
Aren't the QinQ a switch chip feature? I thought it was done by hardware, not involving the CPU.Doing QinQ in Software on a CRS317 is not very efficient though, when it comes to 10Gbit/s traffic. At 1-2 Gbit/s traffic, we'll be at CPU maximum.
Where are we with this supporting QinQ in the new configuration style ?
/M
Aren't the QinQ a switch chip feature? I thought it was done by hardware, not involving the CPU.
Please read back in the thread and you'll realise, that Mikrotik stated, that the chip feature is not exposed to winbox yet and it has to be done in software until such time.CRS317-1G-16S+RM currently does not support QinQ VLANs in switch chip (hardware support).
You can currently configure it through VLANs:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:I ... LAN#Q-in-Q
802.1ad is a bridge standard so we must extend our bridge implementation to support it in hardware (though switch chip). We are working on it, it will be added in future versions.
Only in software. (Meaning CPU)Is it still true that Q-in-Q is not supported with firmware 6.41rc5*
Doesn't look like it, though the Marvell 98DX8216 is a metro chipset (marvell's words) which would suggest 802.1ad should be available at the HW level.As other people wonder - Are we/Have we gotten hardware support for QinQ?