07-05-2023 11:24 PM
Hello,
a customer has the following requirement:
EPs within an EPG shouldn't communicate with each other per default. But there is one exception.
A system within this EPG should be accessable from all other EPs within this EPG.
Is this possible with Intra-EPG Isolation and define an contract to allow communication from specified EPs to only ONE EP?
Thanks
Udo
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07-06-2023 05:24 AM
No. that's the purpose of an EPG - to provide a consistent security policy for all EPs. For that particular EP, if you need a different set of access policies, then it should be placed into it's own EPG. Sounds like you want Intra-EPG Isolation enabled on the main EPG (to prevent all endpoints from communicating with each other), and then use a uSeg (microsegment EPG) for the single endpoint you need restrict access to. To re-assign the EP to a uSeg EPG, you can match on the single EP's IP/MAC/VM Attribute etc - then you can apply a contract between the Intra-Isolated EPG and the uSeg EPG to accomplish what you wish.
Robert
07-06-2023 05:24 AM
No. that's the purpose of an EPG - to provide a consistent security policy for all EPs. For that particular EP, if you need a different set of access policies, then it should be placed into it's own EPG. Sounds like you want Intra-EPG Isolation enabled on the main EPG (to prevent all endpoints from communicating with each other), and then use a uSeg (microsegment EPG) for the single endpoint you need restrict access to. To re-assign the EP to a uSeg EPG, you can match on the single EP's IP/MAC/VM Attribute etc - then you can apply a contract between the Intra-Isolated EPG and the uSeg EPG to accomplish what you wish.
Robert
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