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Hello, I am tasked with helping to configure a VRF across a campus area network for a specific system by an Engineer. I was wondering if there perhaps is a way to route VRF traffic through existing L3 port-channels? My initial thought process would p...
The original post was if there was a way to route VRF over an already existing network on the same physical interfaces. Having no experience in doing so, I had originally believed that some sort of multicasting tunnel would work considering that I ha...
Hey fellas, I've tried using subinterface port-channels as @gagat.b and @balaji.bandi reccomended and it worked! Part of me was afraid employing this technique due to it crashing my virtual switches in EVE-NG but it seemed to work perfectly fine on o...
So that's one of the first things I tried a few days ago before this question on my EVE-NG lab and it crashed my switches and I'm too scared to do the same thing in our production network, haha.
First what is the need of VRF ? do you have different system and department in place you like to separate them ? Yes, it is a requirement from this department to have layer 3 separation. We are running Cisco C9404Rs with IOS XE 17.9.3 for our L3 ba...
Ah yes, there are no interfaces with ip vrf forwarding configured. I was mainly looking for ideas on ways to route this VRF using already existing port-channels that are on the global routing table. Again, I was able to get this to work on a GRE tunn...
