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Hello, friend!

Based on the information you have provided, I cannot answer whether the proposed method is feasible.

If this problem needs to be resolved, determine whether to resolve the problem based on the device configuration.

Please provide the model/version/configuration of the device and your city.

Thanks!

it's MA5800-X17 with (unfortunately) 3rd party ONT in germany/munich

Hello, friend!
Third-party ONTs connected to the OLT can work properly only after the interworking file is available. However, the interworking file only ensures that the third-party ONTs can work properly and cannot be configured on the OLT.
Thanks!

iw file is already applied

Hello, friend!

Based on the information you have provided, I understand your request.

But I think you can do that by creating bundles.

On an access node, VLANs are planned based on ports. If the access node connects to users through a router, configure a service port bundle to prevent MAC address flapping between various service flows of the users.

1. Run the service-port-bundle command to create a service port bundle.

A service port bundle corresponds to a group of services. It is recommended that you plan a unique service port bundle ID for a user.

2. Add service flows to the service port bundle and set classes of service (CoSs) for the service flows.

The services in a service flow bundle are carried by service flows. Add the service flows to the service port bundle and set a CoS for each service flow. In this way, the router forwards service packets according to the CoS.

Run the service-port(profile-mode) or service-port(distributing-mode) command to set bundle bundleid cos cos when creating a service flow. bundleid is the ID of the service port bundle created in the preceding step.

Example

The following is an example of the configurations used to configure a service port bundle to prevent MAC address flapping between Internet access and multicast service flows of user A:

Ethernet port 0/2/1 on the access node connects to user A through a router.

The VLANs of the access node are planned based on ports.

Ethernet port 0/2/1 is in VLAN 10.

User A requires Internet access and broadcast services.

The ID of the service port bundle for user A is 10.

The Internet access and broadcast services of user A are differentiated based on CoS values.

For the Internet access service:

The CoS value is 1.

The ID of the traffic profile is 10.

For the broadcast service:

The CoS value is 3.

The ID of the traffic profile is 20.

huawei(config)#service-port-bundle 10

huawei(config)#service-port 10 vlan 10 eth 0/2/1 multi-service user-vlan 10 bundle 10 cos 1 inbound 

traffic-table index 10 outbound traffic-table index 10 

huawei(config)#service-port 11 vlan 10 eth 0/2/1 multi-service user-vlan 20 bundle 10 cos 3 inbound 

traffic-table index 20 outbound traffic-table index 20

Thanks!

... great job! Same things I discussed with Dumitru.

This configuration is running at first glance. I've to check some more 'open' issues on that point and would like to come back on you on monday, if ok for you.

Thank you again

Reimund

Hi, friend!
I'm always here. You're welcome to come back to the Access Network anytime!

Thanks!

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