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DNAC 2.3.7.6 new multicast features?

noticed DNAC preparing config like below which affecting some multicast applications in the overlay. cannot find it in any RNs. currently it looks like this only fixable via Day-N template with allowing affected subnets with ACE in ACL. Anybody can explain details on this configuration?
interface L2LISP0
ip access-group SDA-FABRIC-LISP in
ip access-group SDA-FABRIC-LISP out
exit
ip access-list extended SDA-FABRIC-LISP
10 deny ip any host 224.0.0.22 //deny IGMPv3
20 deny ip any host 224.0.0.13 //deny PIM routers
30 deny ip any host 224.0.0.1 //deny all hosts
40 permit ip any any

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not new actually... CSCvx70122 : Bug Search Tool

Some of the things to note:-

  • We are not automating ACL push on devices < 17.6
  • Once a customer upgrades DNAC to the release where the fix goes, a banner would be shown indicating the new behavior.
  • If the banner is not yet accepted:
    • ◦            A customer can add devices < 17.6 to the fabric. We wont be pushing any ACLs on these devices
    • ◦            For newly added devices >=17.6, we will be pushing the ACL and apply the ACL on the LISP interface
    • ◦            The devices which are upgraded to 17.6 wont get the new configs till the banner is accepted.
  • Once the banner is accepted:
    • ◦            All the devices must be able to support the new CLI, meaning all devices must have 17.6 This triggers a push on new clis on all devices.
  • For Greenfield scenarios, we will always show a banner. Devices below 17.6 can be added to the fabric as long as the banner is not accepted.

  • removable with network template

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not new actually... CSCvx70122 : Bug Search Tool

Some of the things to note:-

  • We are not automating ACL push on devices < 17.6
  • Once a customer upgrades DNAC to the release where the fix goes, a banner would be shown indicating the new behavior.
  • If the banner is not yet accepted:
    • ◦            A customer can add devices < 17.6 to the fabric. We wont be pushing any ACLs on these devices
    • ◦            For newly added devices >=17.6, we will be pushing the ACL and apply the ACL on the LISP interface
    • ◦            The devices which are upgraded to 17.6 wont get the new configs till the banner is accepted.
  • Once the banner is accepted:
    • ◦            All the devices must be able to support the new CLI, meaning all devices must have 17.6 This triggers a push on new clis on all devices.
  • For Greenfield scenarios, we will always show a banner. Devices below 17.6 can be added to the fabric as long as the banner is not accepted.

  • removable with network template

well, i understand the point to block PIM-routers but still didnt got n idea behind IGMPv3 & all-hosts-on-link...

jedolphi
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Andy, the blocked addresses came from TAC escalation team. Offhand I don't know exactly what problems lead to this, but the blocks are in response to real problems that have been seen in multiple customer networks. Regards, Jerome