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HAPTER
 20: BPDU T
UNNEL
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ONFIGURATION
# Enable MSTP on the device.
[Switch_D] stp enable 
# Enable BPDU Tunnel on the device.
[Switch_D] vlan-vpn tunnel 
# Add the port Ethernet 3/1/2 into VLAN 20.
[Switch_D] vlan 20
 
[Switch_D- Vlan 20 ]port Ethernet 3/1/2 
# First disable the STP protocol and then enable VLAN VPN on the port Ethernet 
3/1/2.
[Switch_D] interface Ethernet 3/1/2
 
[Switch_D-Ethernet3/1/2] stp disable
 
[Switch_D-Ethernet3/1/2] vlan-vpn enable 
Switch_
D the port Ethernet 3/1/1 as a trunk port.
[3Com-Ethernet3/1/1] port link-type trunk 
# Add the trunk port into all the VLANs.
[Switch_D-Ethernet3/1/1] port trunk permit vlan all
 
[Switch_D-Ethernet3/1/1] port trunk permit vlan all 
# Add Ethernet3/1/3 into VLAN20.
[Switch_D] vlan 20
 
[Switch_D- Vlan 20] port Ethernet 3/1/3 
# Disable STP Protocol on Ethernet3/1/3 and enable VLAN-VPN.
[Switch_D] interface Ethernet3/1/3
 
[Switch_D-Ethernet3/1/3] stp disable
 
[Switch_D-Ethernet3/1/3] vlan-vpn enable 
CAUTION:
The STP protocol must be enabled on those devices that have enabled BPDU 
TUNNEL; otherwise after BPDUs of the client network enter the switch, they 
will not be processed by the CPU, so their MAC addresses cannot be replaced, 
that is to say, they cannot be transparently transported.
The port that has enabled VLAN-VPN must be configured as the access port; 
the intermediate operator network must be configured as trunk link;
BPDU TUNNEL cannot be configured on ports that have enabled DOT1X, GVRP, 
GMRP, STP and NTDP protocols.