PBB

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PBB (Provider Backbone Bridges) is an IEEE networking standard that extends Ethernet to large-scale carrier and service provider networks by encapsulating customer traffic within a provider backbone.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ethernet bridging technology
IEEE networking standard
Provider Backbone Bridges
alsoKnownAs IEEE 802.1ah NERFINISHED
MAC-in-MAC NERFINISHED
belongsToCategory Ethernet standards
computer networking
telecommunications standards
compatibleWith existing Ethernet customer networks
designedFor carrier networks
service provider networks
enables carrier-grade Ethernet services
transparent LAN services over provider backbone
encapsulates customer Ethernet frames
customer VLAN information
extends Ethernet NERFINISHED
Provider Bridges (Q-in-Q) NERFINISHED
focusesOn scalable Ethernet service delivery
fullName Provider Backbone Bridges NERFINISHED
improves MAC address scalability
scalability of Ethernet
traffic isolation between customers
operatesAtLayer Layer 2
partOfStandardFamily IEEE 802.1 NERFINISHED
provides backbone MAC address space
customer traffic separation
service identification via I-SID
reduces number of customer MAC addresses in provider core
relatedTo MPLS-based VPNs NERFINISHED
Provider Bridges (IEEE 802.1ad) NERFINISHED
VLAN
separates customer MAC addressing from provider MAC addressing
standardizedBy IEEE NERFINISHED
supports VPN-like Ethernet services
large-scale Layer 2 networks
multi-tenant services
supportsTopology provider backbone bridged networks
usedBy Internet service providers NERFINISHED
telecommunications carriers
usesEncapsulationType MAC-in-MAC encapsulation
usesIdentifier Backbone MAC address (B-MAC)
Backbone VLAN ID (B-VID)
Service Instance Identifier (I-SID)

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