When VLAN users access an IP core network through a BRAS, the IP core network cannot identify users' VLAN tags. In this situation, configure a user-VLAN sub-interface on the BRAS to remove the VLAN tags carried in the user VLAN packets.
If a Layer 2 network connects to an IP core network through a BRAS, it is recommended that you configure a dot1q or QinQ VLAN tag termination sub-interface on the BRAS to remove the VLAN tags before sending user VLAN packets to the IP core network.
If a Layer 3 network connects to an IP core network through a BRAS, it is recommended that you configure a dot1q or QinQ VLAN tag termination sub-interface on the BRAS to remove the VLAN tags before sending user VLAN packets to the IP core network.
Before configuring a user-VLAN sub-interface on a BRAS's user-side interface, correctly plan the user VLANs to allow the user packets that the sub-interface receives to carry one or two VLAN tags.
The system view is displayed.
The view of a BRAS's user-side Ethernet sub-interface is displayed.
A description is configured for the outer VLAN tag carried in double-tagged packets received by the sub-interface.
When users send double-tagged VLAN packets to go online in batches through a BRAS, with the outer VLAN tag representing services and the inner VLAN tag representing users, to learn only the users' service information, configure a description for the outer VLAN tag carried in double-tagged packets received by the BRAS's user-side sub-interface.
The Ethernet sub-interface is configured as a user-VLAN sub-interfaced, and the user-VLAN view is displayed.
A description is configured for the user VLAN.
In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.
To learn not only online service information but also user information, configure a user VLAN description.
Run the display sub-interface interface-type interface-number pevlan pevlan [ cevlan cevlan ] command to check information about user-VLAN sub-interfaces.
In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.