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Table 101: Martini Circuit Scenarios Without Ethernet Raw Mode (continued)
Whether scenario is
supported, when raw
mode is not
configured on the
S-VLAN interface
Receiving CE
Device (CE2)
MPLS network
between local and
remote routers, PE1
and PE2
Sending CE device
(CE1)
Case
number
UnsupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-Aware3
UnsupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-Aware4
UnsupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-Unaware5
SupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-Unaware6
Table 102 on page 555 describes the different scenarios in which the Martini circuit
configuration is supported, when Ethernet raw mode encapsulation is configured on the
S-VLAN interfaces.
Table 102: Martini Circuit Scenarios with Ethernet Raw Mode
Whether scenario is
supported, when raw
mode is not
configured on the
S-VLAN interface
Receiving CE Device
(CE2)
MPLS network
between local and
remote routers, PE1
and PE2
Sending CE device
(CE1)
Case
number
SupportedS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-Aware1
SupportedS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-Aware2
UnsupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-Aware3
SupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-Aware4
UnsupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-AwareS-VLAN-Unaware5
SupportedS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-UnawareS-VLAN-Unaware6
Figure 125 on page 556 shows the transmission of Ethernet packets over a Martini circuit
with ES2 4G, GE-2, GE/FE, ES2 10G, ES2 10G Uplink, and ES2 10G ADV LMs. The different
processing points inside the PE-facing routers are denoted as A, B, C, and D.
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