How To Configure EVPN on Juniper (L2VPN)

In this video we'll show you how to configure a layer 2 EVPN routing instance on Juniper. EVPN provides better redundancy, loop prevention and load-balancing mechanisms than VPLS, and is very easy to set up.
We use EVE-NG for our lab environment and we do all our configurations on Juniper virtual routers and firewalls.

[@dannjkt4890]

What is the purpose of putting vlan-id XX within the routing-instance configuration?

[@umiseaz]

Just wonder can evpn tunneling the l2cp like lacp?

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

Havent tested it myself but I believe it does. See link here: www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/evpn-vxlan/topics/concept/l2cp-transparency.html

[@proxymoxylinks]

Is it possible to cover BNG services with pppoe and IPoE when time permits ? Huge fan of your channel here btw

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

A BNG Lab is definitely in the works, but it will take a little bit of time to get to. We already have PPPoE clients set up etc, but we have 2 more videos to complete before we get to that one.
Thanks for the kind words, appreciate the support!

[@andreiabonyo6004]

@@lameaveragetechies1040 just adding in my vote for the BNG services video 🙂

[@aldrinisaac8898]

Should use instance-type mac-vrf instead.

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

Yeah, there are multiple instance types you can use with EVPN, depending on your end goal. This was just a basic tutorial to get L2 connectivity between two sites using EVPN