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- none: Nothing will change, untagged packets will stay untagged, tagged packets will stay tagged.
- service-vlan-add: From network ports to access ports, add 802.1Q tag for both untagged/tagged packets. If the access port is matched by port and vlan, the vlan id of the tag being added will be that vlan, otherwise will be PVID of that port.
- service-vlan-add-delete: From network ports to access ports, add 802.1Q tag for both untagged/tagged packets. If the access port is matched by port and vlan, the vlan id of the tag being added will be that vlan, otherwise will be PVID of that port. From access to access, delete tag for tagged packets.
- service-vlan-add-replace: From network ports to access ports, add 802.1Q tag for both untagged/tagged packets. If the access port is matched by port and vlan, the vlan id of the tag being added will be that vlan, otherwise will be PVID of that port. From access to access, replace tag for tagged packets.This is the default value.
- service-vlan-delete: From access to access, delete tag for tagged packets.
- service-vlan-replace: From access to access, replace tag for tagged packets.
- service-vlan-per-port: The decapsulated packet can be tagged or untagged dynamically based on the setting on the output port.
Based on the above description, please see the following three tables for the detailed traffic changes.
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Access→Access (configure with decapsulation mode) | Access→Network (configure with encapsulation mode) | Network→Access (configure with decapsulation mode) | |
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none | untag-->tag(PVID) tag-->remain tag | untag-->tag(PVID) tag->remain tag | untag-->untag tag-->remain tag |
service-vlan-add | untag-->tag(PVID) tag->remain tag | untag-->tag(PVID) tag->remain tag | untag-->tag(add vxlan-vlan) tag-->double tag(outer layer add vxlan-vlan) |
service-vlan-add-delete | untag-->untag tag-->untag | untag-->untag tag->untag(been deleted) | untag-->tag(add vxlan-vlan) tag-->double tag(outer layer add vxlan-vlan) |
service-vlan-add-replace | untag-->tag(PVID) tag-->remain tag | untag→tag(configured VLAN) tag->tag(configured VLAN) | untag-->tag(add vxlan-vlan) tag-->double tag(outer layer add vxlan-vlan) |
service-vlan-delete | untag-->untag tag-->untag | untag-->untag tag->untag | untag-->untag tag-->remain tag |
service-vlan-replace | untag-->tag(PVID) tag-->remain tag | untag→tag(configured VLAN) tag->tag(changed to encapsulation vlan) | untag-->untag tag-->remain tag |
service-vlan-per-port | The decapsulated packet can be tagged or untagged dynamically based on the setting on the output port. |
VXLAN ECMP
In L2/L3, VXLAN ECMP is supported. Picos supports up to 32-way ECMP.
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