05-07-2019 02:29 AM - edited 05-07-2019 02:55 AM
Hi all,
I have an L3-out (with bgp enabled on two leaf switches) on vlan-600 that connects the fabric to the legacy part of the Data Center through a VPC. On the same VPC many other vlan pass through an L2 Domain.
Now I have to extend that vlan on a port of another leaf with an External Bridged Domain but I can't find out how.
Here's the vlan on the border leaf (in red):
module-1# show sys int eltmc info vlan br VLAN-Info VlanId HW_VlanId Type Access_enc Access_enc Access_in_enc Access_in_enc Fabric_enc Fabric_enc BDVlan Type Type Type ============================================================================================================ 8 9 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15466401 8 9 11 FD_VLAN 802.1q 6 Unknown 0 VXLAN 9392 8 10 10 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14680065 10 11 12 FD_VLAN 802.1q 228 Unknown 0 VXLAN 9492 10 12 13 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 16416669 12 13 14 FD_VLAN 802.1q 3009 Unknown 0 VXLAN 16293 12 14 15 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15630221 14 15 16 FD_VLAN 802.1q 877 Unknown 0 VXLAN 12592 14 16 17 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15859680 16 17 18 FD_VLAN 802.1q 774 Unknown 0 VXLAN 10892 16 18 19 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14680064 18 19 20 FD_VLAN 802.1q 605 Unknown 0 VXLAN 9592 18 20 21 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15171524 20 21 22 FD_VLAN 802.1q 703 Unknown 0 VXLAN 8992 20 22 23 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14778356 22 23 24 FD_VLAN 802.1q 778 Unknown 0 VXLAN 9092 22 26 27 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15007706 26 27 34 FD_VLAN 802.1q 766 Unknown 0 VXLAN 9692 26 28 28 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 16023504 28 29 35 FD_VLAN 802.1q 638 Unknown 0 VXLAN 16092 28 30 29 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15859684 30 31 36 FD_VLAN 802.1q 3008 Unknown 0 VXLAN 16292 30 32 30 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14909412 32 33 37 FD_VLAN 802.1q 637 Unknown 0 VXLAN 11492 32 34 31 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15040469 34 35 38 FD_VLAN 802.1q 785 Unknown 0 VXLAN 12692 34 36 32 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15171525 36 37 39 FD_VLAN 802.1q 3003 Unknown 0 VXLAN 13092 36 38 33 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15990734 38 39 40 FD_VLAN 802.1q 776 Unknown 0 VXLAN 9792 38 41 41 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 16089033 41 42 42 FD_VLAN 802.1q 3010 Unknown 0 VXLAN 17092 41 43 43 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15925210 43 44 44 FD_VLAN 802.1q 767 Unknown 0 VXLAN 17292 43 45 45 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14745596 45 46 46 FD_VLAN 802.1q 3011 Unknown 0 VXLAN 18192 45 48 48 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15007709 48 49 49 FD_VLAN 802.1q 601 Unknown 0 VXLAN 18393 48 50 50 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15204294 50 51 51 FD_VLAN 802.1q 602 Unknown 0 VXLAN 18394 50 54 26 BD_EXT_VLAN 802.1q 3099 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15630229 54 55 25 BD_EXT_VLAN 802.1q 600 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15564697 55
I tried to create an EPG linked to a Bridge Domain (on the same VRF as the L3-out) with the vlan 600 statically bound to the VPC on the internal leaf but the fabric encapsulation is different, so the appliances connected can't see each other:
module-1# show sys int eltmc info vlan br VLAN-Info VlanId HW_VlanId Type Access_enc Access_enc Access_in_enc Access_in_enc Fabric_enc Fabric_enc BDVlan Type Type Type ============================================================================================================ 11 9 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14876653 11 12 10 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15761389 12 14 11 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14778356 14 15 12 FD_VLAN 802.1q 778 Unknown 0 VXLAN 8692 14 16 13 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15007709 16 18 15 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 15204294 18 26 17 BD_VLAN Unknown 0 Unknown 0 VXLAN 14876654 26 27 14 FD_VLAN 802.1q 600 Unknown 0 VXLAN 13292 26
Leaf Policy Groups of both VPCs have a global-scope L2 interface policy.
Is it possible to achieve what I'm trying to do or this is a feature not supported?
Thanks in advance!
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