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Full Mesh to Hub Spoke Connectivity

maher
Level 1
Level 1

I have implemented MPLS VPN. Currently running as a full mesh connectivity. I

need to implement and configure a hub and spoke connectivity due to the

business requirement.

I have 4 spokes and 1 hub. For each spokes, they shouldn't communicate

with spoke, only to hub and vice-versa.

What is the appropriate and best practise for me to implement and configuring for such scenario?

Appreciate your feedbacks and opinion.

regards,

maher

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romccallum
Level 4
Level 4

ok keep all your config in as it is just now. The only issue (personal one I believe) is that you shall be using the same RD everywhere but that shouldnt matter. On your hub site add under the vrf something like Route-target export 99:1. On a your spoke sites add route-target export 99:2 then on the other spoke site route-target export 99:3 until you do them all to 99:x. Then go back to the hub site and do route-target import 99:2 all the way through to x. You can now remove your original route-targets and all shall be fine. A cleaner method would be to completely remove the vrf but thats prolly too much hassle and downtime for your liking :-)

HTH

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attrgautam
Level 5
Level 5

The best method would be play with the RTs at all your sites if you want a Star network. or else you colud run full mesh MPLS and have IPSec from Hub to spoke.

Hi,

thanks for the info. quite intersting to play with RT's :)

regards,

maher

romccallum
Level 4
Level 4

ok keep all your config in as it is just now. The only issue (personal one I believe) is that you shall be using the same RD everywhere but that shouldnt matter. On your hub site add under the vrf something like Route-target export 99:1. On a your spoke sites add route-target export 99:2 then on the other spoke site route-target export 99:3 until you do them all to 99:x. Then go back to the hub site and do route-target import 99:2 all the way through to x. You can now remove your original route-targets and all shall be fine. A cleaner method would be to completely remove the vrf but thats prolly too much hassle and downtime for your liking :-)

HTH

Hi,

Thanks for the tips given. Let me try to see on the operationl first! :P Yiks. Will let you know the result.

regards,

maher