03-24-2021 11:31 PM
Hi Guys
Consider we connect 2 DCs over vPC in order to Build DCI
What Happened when the DCI Link (vPC) goes down from STP point of view or others attributes when such situation happened
thanks
03-25-2021 12:58 AM
Hello Ibrahim,
If DCI link goes down, following should be expected:
Stay safe,
Sergiu
03-25-2021 11:46 PM
Hi Sergiu
I ve configured both DCs to be independent from STP Domain point of view ,DC-1 has root primary/secondary and DC-2 has primary/secondary
on the port-channel i have filter BPDU using the command BPDU Filer
pls advise
Thanks
03-25-2021 03:14 AM
Its all depends on deployment, vPC has good features and command peer-switch.
Default nature of vPC only the primary switch will send BPDU’s to vPC member ports and secondary won’t process any BPDU’s. Secondary receives a BPDU, it passed across the peer-link for the primary switch to process.
suggest approach peer-switch configured part of vPC, the command enables both the peer switches to send and process BPDU’s. Both switches will continue to use the same bridge ID, based on the System MAC.
One advantage to this is that there is less traffic loss during a peer-link restoration. Also, if there is a dual-active scenario, both switches process BPDU’s. This aids in switching loop prevention. Finally, if there is a primary/secondary switchover, this will reduce BPDU loss.
But when the split happens, they will be isolated they do not know each other, so they active their own way until they link restoration takes place.
That is the reason always suggest to have high available with dual-path different MPLS providers suggested. (this is the risk and limitation)
03-25-2021 03:28 AM
I think Ibrahim is referring to a topology where there are two vpc domains, one in each DC, with a back-to-back vpc between them.
So peer-switch doesn't help in this situation.
Cheers,
Sergiu
03-25-2021 11:47 PM
Hi Balaji
Kindly,Elaborate more with regard to ur replay
thanks
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