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axe1501 · 10-29-2020

My question is on a typical north-south packet walk scenario where a host in an SD-Access fabric needs to communicate with an external node. Below is a simple representation: Src_Host------[Edge_Node]-------[Underlay]--------[Border_Node]-------[Fusi...

axe1501 · 10-29-2020

@willwetherman Interesting. There prob. a formula Cisco uses to vary the value.Will let you know if I find any other theories. Thanks!

axe1501 · 10-29-2020

@willwetherman Thanks so much for that response! This answers my question. That makes sense if Cisco uses dummy values since MAC addresses aren't relevant for L3VNI comms. I appreciate the pcaps...it really helped!

axe1501 · 10-29-2020

Thanks for the reference document. I will take a look

axe1501 · 10-29-2020

Sure...and thanks for the response. I'm trying to understand the behavior of VXLAN when forwarding via L3 VNI. In the L2 VNI case, its straightforward...the MAC addresses in the VXLAN packet represent the src and dst hosts (which is what the Fabric_E...

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