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L2VPN Visualization #432

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CVT-Adam opened this issue Dec 13, 2023 · 2 comments
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L2VPN Visualization #432

CVT-Adam opened this issue Dec 13, 2023 · 2 comments
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non-devices Bug/feature that does not relate to devices, but to circuits, e.g. type: feature Request for new feature or change to existing feature

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@CVT-Adam
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NetBox version

v3.6.6

Topology Views version

v3.8.1

Feature type

New functionality

Proposed functionality

Ability to visualize the l2vpn data within the topology view. currently you can show cables and circuits but no l2vpn data.

Use case

Netbox doesn't allow for a multipoint circuit terminations which is a really common function. but the L2VPN allows multiple terminations. this is a really common process to do in a MPLS network. and I think anyone with a multi-point circuit could benefit from visualizing that data.

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@CVT-Adam CVT-Adam added the type: feature Request for new feature or change to existing feature label Dec 13, 2023
@kirillmuravyev
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Agree with the proposal. With new features of Netbox 3.7 such as VPNs (IPSEC and L2VPN) this is becoming more relevant.

@dreng dreng added the non-devices Bug/feature that does not relate to devices, but to circuits, e.g. label Aug 20, 2024
@mlandoll
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This would be an amazing add on, even if you could just connect all the circuits to a single point and call it "provider mpls switch fabric" it would look like hub and spoke but at least you could see term points connected. This would help in sdwan scenarios where you have multiple providers and circuits at each site.

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