05-26-2021 09:25 AM
Hello experts,
I am a newie to ACI, how I can verify if an EPG is stretched or not?
1- Via MSO
2- is it possible to use APIC?
Thx
Alioune
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05-26-2021 11:14 AM
Best way would be through the Schema/Template definition on MSO. There you can see the logical configuration and confirm if and to which sites an EPG is stretched. There are some backend ways like looking at translation tables on the spines, but MSO would be the best bet if you're new to ACI.
Robert
05-26-2021 11:14 AM
Best way would be through the Schema/Template definition on MSO. There you can see the logical configuration and confirm if and to which sites an EPG is stretched. There are some backend ways like looking at translation tables on the spines, but MSO would be the best bet if you're new to ACI.
Robert
05-28-2021 02:06 AM
You can do the following from APIC CLI:
1. Get all the extended EPGs:
apic1# fabric Spine210 show dcimgr repo sclass-maps
----------------------------------------------------------
Remote | Local
site Vrf PcTag | Vrf PcTag Rel-state
----------------------------------------------------------
6 2326528 32770 | 2195456 49154 [formed]
6 2326528 16386 | 2195456 16388 [formed]
2. Convert them to "human readable data":
apic1# moquery -c fvAEPg -f 'fv.AEPg.pcTag=="16388
"' | grep name
name : EPG_VLAN100
nameAlias :
You can also do it the other way around.
1. Get the EPG you are interested in:
apic1# moquery -c fvAEPg -f 'fv.AEPg.name=="EPG_VLAN100"' | grep pcTag pcTag : 16388
2. Lookup the Spine translation table:
apic1# fabric Spine210 show dcimgr repo sclass-maps | grep 16388
Hope it helps!
Sergiu
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