Is a packet having 2 '802.1Q' headers equivalent to that? Or can anyone provide me an example packet demonstrating double-tagged vs. stacked? asked 14 Feb '14, 16:55  techynewbie |
One Answer:
Yes it's the same, also called Q-in-Q, according to the standard 802.1ad.
If it adheres to the standard: yes. See the following question about double VLAN tags.
There is also a cloudshark link to a VLAN double tagged (stacked) frame in that question. Regards answered 15 Feb '14, 10:50  Kurt Knochner ♦ edited 15 Feb '14, 11:28 |
