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I'd like to set up the communication btw a Linux VM in public cloud and Cisco virtual router C8000V (version 17.9.4a) in our DC via vxlan overlay networking based on IPsec tunnel. here is C8000v config:
int loopback1
ip address 10.200.200.1 255.255.2...
We'd like to nat the source private IP from our AWS end over IPSec VPN tunnel on another end, which is Cisco CSR 1000v router, here is the diagram. IPSec VPN is configured with route-based via tunnel interface with AWS end, we'd like to nat 10.251.15...
this is router 887, its vlan is 192.168.3.1/24. If I'd like to add a static route via different host within same vlan, rather than the router, like: ip route 192.168.100.0/24 192.168.3.6how can we achieve it?i tried adding it directly and fa...
not sure if it's necessary to config vlan and evpn, but it's strange that my c8000v can't do "vlan configuration xx", and when config evpn instance, its encapsulation seems only support mpls instead of vxlan:c8000v(config)#l2vpn evpn instance 2 vlan-...
Hi Cristian,
Thanks for response. I do config based on this guide with unicast mode. when config EVC, I am using vlan tagging and ip address since multi-customers behind c8000v, config as above, but when using EVC together with BDI interface, c8000v ...
still try to find out the solution of static natting with multiple customers sharing same ipset tunnel, which is described above with latest reply, do we need to use vrf-aware ipsec which I am not familiar? any assistance/advice is much appreciated.