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Q, S and C VLAN tags are shown in Figure 20 on page 26. Frame from the
End-user reaches the Access Node, the Q tag is removed and one (S) or two
(S and C) VLAN tags are added to the frame. The frame is sent into the Access
Domain where the S VLAN tag is used as the VLAN ID, priority and Ethertype.
When the frame leaves the Access Domain both VLAN tags are removed
(either by an IP DSLAM or by a router). However, the node can read the C
VLAN tag and use the information further if required.
An example of the VLAN based traffic mapping is illustrated in Figure 21 on
page 27. There are two End-users each with two services, one for video and
one for data. For both End-users, the video traffic is tagged with VLAN ID 8 and
the data traffic is tagged with VLAN ID 7.
The Video Server is connected to S VLAN 12. Therefore the video traffic for
both End-users is mapped from S VLAN 12 to Q VLAN 8 (and the other way
around for the upstream).
The data traffic for both End-users is transferred through a BRAS connected
(configured) to S VLAN 11. In this case a C VLAN is used with a separate value
for each end user. In End-user 1’s case the traffic is mapped from Q ID 7 to
S ID 11 and C ID 5 in the upstream direction and the other way around in the
downstream direction. In End-user 2’s case the traffic is mapped from Q ID 7
to S ID 11 and C ID 6 in the upstream direction and the other way around
in the downstream direction.
Figure 21 VLAN Based Traffic Mapping
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