We have verified point-to-point EVPN VPWS over an SRv6 infrastructure, ensuring full Layer 2 connectivity between remote endpoints. This included validating EVPN Type-1 routes, which serve as the foundation for service discovery and designated forwarder election.
To confirm correct route installation and forwarding behavior, we examined  SRv6 Locators and Service SIDs (End.DX2  with NEXT-CSID) to verify the proper encapsulation and transport of VPWS traffic across the interconnection.
To validate the  VPWS service over SRv6, we connected two physical interfaces externally using a loopback cable. One of the connected interfaces was configured as a  Layer 3  interface, while the other was configured as a  Layer 2 interface. The Layer 2 interface was assigned to an  EVPN-VPWS instance.
To verify that the VPWS service was functioning correctly, we initiated a ping from an IP address assigned to the Layer 3 interface, targeting an IP address reachable through the Layer 2 interface and ensuring that the  EVPN connection was established and capable of carrying data.