Mpls over atm ppp over aal5

Hi,
Does cisco support mpls over atm-ppp-llc
per RFC 2354(PPP over AAL5).
Something like a scenario if Cisco acts as a PE and it gets frames with mpls over atm-ppp-llc from a connected CE ,is it supported in cisco , or it will drop the frames ?
Running mpls over ce-pe link is mandatory for the specific scenario.
Thanks
Thanks in advance

Hello,
The MPLS should be supported also on PPP over AAL5. Simply use the "mpls ip" command on the Virtual-Template or the Dialer interface you are using on top of the ATM VC to set up the PPP interface.
The 3640 with proper IOS can support the PE functions. The Enterprise feature sets should be equipped with all features necessary to provide a PE router functionality - basically, the VRF, MPLS, LDP, MPLS VPN support, BGP, BGP VPNv4 support, IGP protocols with VRF support and that should be sufficient.
Best regards,
Peter

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