| 227 | |
| 228 | FrameNet/SHERPA is used to create dedicated static |
| 229 | VLANs between sites with NLR access. NLR does *not* (afaik) |
| 230 | provide any sort of VLAN translation or tunnelling support, so |
| 231 | you are entirely responsible for arriving at your NLR endpoint |
| 232 | with your VLANs intact, as it were. This seems likely to cause |
| 233 | problems for some sites, given NLR's relatively small number of |
| 234 | endpoints. It has certainly caused some problems for us. RENCI |
| 235 | controls their access all the way to their NLR switch port, which |
| 236 | gives them a lot more flexibility. (And note that, since they |
| 237 | can be flexible and do arbitrary VLAN translation on their own |
| 238 | equipment, people who want to talk to them (like us), don't have |
| 239 | to be as flexible.) |