Hi @losharm ,
Like @aleccham says - possible but NOT recommended for production
The procedure
Start by building the system with a Single Spine, but plan your device IDs in advance. (Device IDs are in the range 101-4000)
I would suggest you have a numbering plan before you start. E.g
- 100-199 - Spine IDs
- 200-299 - Local Leaf IDs
- 300-399 - Remote Leaf IDs
Or if you plan to be multi-pod
- 1100-1199 - Spine IDs for Pod1, 2100-2199 - Spine IDs for Pod2
- 1200-1299 - Local Leaf IDs for Pod1, 2200-2299 -Local Leaf IDs for Pod2
- 1300-1399 - Remote Leaf IDs for Pod1, 2300-2399 - Remote Leaf IDs for Pod2
Once the system is built, you can configure it happily with a single spine
- If you are configuring any L3Outs, you'll need to set that single spine as the Route Reflector
When you deploy the second spine, it will be automatically discovered, but, just like in the initial configuration you'll have to allocate it an ID - it will not do ANYTHING until you've allocated the (planned) ID
Once the ID for the 2nd spine is set, you are done. Almost...
- If you are configuring any L3Outs, you'll need to set that 2nd spine as a 2nd Route Reflector
Job done.
RedNectar aka Chris Welsh.
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