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CoS for PPPoE Subscriber Interfaces Overview

For all supported hardware platforms, you can attach an output traffic-control profile that contains basic shaping and scheduling properties directly to a static or dynamic PPPoE interface. In this type of scenario, you can use each PPPoE interface to represent a household and shape all of the household traffic to an aggregate rate. Each forwarding class is mapped to a queue, and represents one type of services provided to a household customer.

For MPCs that support hierarchical scheduling, you can shape subscriber or access node traffic at different levels of the PPPoE interface hierarchy by attaching traffic-control profiles to interface sets that contain PPPoE members.

MPCs support subscriber interfaces with PPPoE encapsulation over aggregated Ethernet interfaces. These PPPoE subscriber interfaces are configured over VLAN demux interfaces, which are also configured over Aggregated Ethernet interfaces.

You can configure 802.3ad link aggregation group (LAG) stateful port and dense port concentrator (DPC) redundancy. This provides targeted distribution of non-replicated (stacked) PPPoE or IP demux links over VLAN demux links, which in turn are over an aggregated Ethernet (AE) logical interface. Service providers with PPPoE or IP demux interfaces for CoS configurations can provide DPC and port redundancy to subscribers.

Note:

For static PPPoE underlying logical interfaces, use PPPoE interface sets.