12-17-2019 12:39 AM
Hello All - Want to know how to Export a Route learned from one L3OUT to another L3OUT.
The Scenario:
L3OUT-A with eBGP configured. External Router is advertising subnet 192.168.1.0/24 into ACI
L3OUT-B with eBGP configured. External Router is advertising subnet 172.16.1.0/24 into ACI
All these L3OUTs is in the same Tenant and VRF
Requirement:
192.168.1.0/24 has to be advertised out L3OUT-B
172.16.1.0/24 has to be advertised out L3OUT-A
External Routed Network -> L3OUT-TO-ASIDE -> Networks -> EPG-ROUTER_A
defined network 172.16.1.0/24 and Marked it as EXPORT ROUTE CONTROL SUBNET
External Routed Network -> L3OUT-TO-BSIDE -> Networks -> EPG-ROUTER_B
defined network 192.168.1.0/24 and Marked it as EXPORT ROUTE CONTROL SUBNET
Question: What to be configured under Route Maps/Profile for these routes to get exported from corresponding L3OUTs?
I read, By default, Cisco ACI will not advertise routes learned from one L3Out back out another L3Out.Transit routing is controlled by creating export route control policies for the L3Out. Export route control policies control which transit prefixes are redistributed into the L3Out protocol. These policies will be instantiated on the leaf switch as route maps and IP prefix-lists.
Thanks, Sairam
12-17-2019 07:03 AM
Adding another question: What is the purpose of the ROUTE-MAP/PROFILE when we can specify the exact Subnet & Prefixes Under Network and mark it as "EXPORT ROUTE CONTROL SUBNET"?
Practically I am seeing a case, where we configured a subnet 10.100.0.0/16 in Network and marked it as EXPORT ROUTE CONTROL. And under ROUTE-MAP/PROFILE we have various other subnets like 10.161.0.0/24 for example.
I see both 10.100.0.0/16 and 10.161.0.0/24 is getting advertised out of the L3-OUT.
What are the fundamentals behind the ROUTE-MAP/PROFILE and EXPORT ROUTE CONTROL SUBNET
12-19-2019 03:04 AM
Hello Experts - Any chance the questions can be answered to get some clarity
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