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L2 redundancy

Ziggy74
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Hello All,

in a site I have two Nexus 3000 which on one side have the fiber with the ISP but behind them they have the existing local network that I would like to connect parallel to the two nexus.

Can i apply the VPC?

SW1,2,3 and 4 are 2960.

If the fiber on Nexus1 goes down I would like all traffic to pass through the nexus2 and also in the case of a HW fault on one of the two nexus the local traffic go automatically to the other switchscenario.jpg, would a port channe/etherchannell be enough?

 

Thanks in advance

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balaji.bandi
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is this sw1 to  4 stacked ? so 2 cable good enough to connect to Nexus 1 and Nexus 2 with vPC ( so load automatically shared)

 

even if the sw1 to Sw4 are individual - connect them to nexus 1 and nexus 2 uplink make them as vPC

 

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balaji.bandi
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is this sw1 to  4 stacked ? so 2 cable good enough to connect to Nexus 1 and Nexus 2 with vPC ( so load automatically shared)

 

even if the sw1 to Sw4 are individual - connect them to nexus 1 and nexus 2 uplink make them as vPC

 

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Hello Belanji,

 

thanks for your response.

Sw1,2,3 and 4 are individual so i have to connect each switch (1,2,3,and 4) to N1 and N2 for exmple 

 

sw1 two trunk , one to N1 and second to N2

sw2 two trunk , one to N1 and second to N2

same for sw3 and sw 4

i understood right?

 

thanks 

 

Nexus is core or agg, so just config vpc between two nexus and connect each sw in access layer to both nexus.

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