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VxLAN TP
VxLAN TP
VxLAN TP
Step 2: set the hostnames on spine, vtep-a and vtep-b. Also check nxos is
set to boot file on next reload
Step 3: configure interfaces on spine
Step 4: configure interfaces on vtep-a
Step 5: configure interfaces on vtep-b
Step 6: configure pc1 and pc2 with their
respective names, ip and verify the config
Step 7: on vteps, check cam table. You will
see that it is empty.
and
that vtep is able to build its cam table from the local hosts attached to the vtep
Step 11: To build reachability between Vteps, there should be reachability with IGP
Therefore, we need to
config BGP between vtep
for control plane
Step 16: configure bgp on vtep-a and vtep-b
Note:
to make use of EVPN family with BGP, following commands
have to be executed on Vtep
Step 17: configure bgp on vtep-a and vtep-b
Step 18: check bgp neighborship between peers
We can see that messages are sent and received across peers
Step 19: we can learn the BGP status between vteps as follows
Therefore, there is BGP reachability between the Vtep Peers so as to allow control plane
communication.
Step 20: To allow vlans over the vxlan overlay, we need to map vlan to VNI.
Enable mapping feature in both vteps
Arp packets from Pc1 cannot reach Pc2 at this point since NLRI
is not advertised yet
Step 23: for Arp to reach from Pc1 to Pc2, we are making use of multicast here
Step 29: check the nve vni. Notice that mode is set to control plane
Step 30: check nve peers. Check the learning type
Step 31: finally, check the evpn updates