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The vEdge and cEdge product line up both have smaller branch units that appear to be built for a single provider. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collateral/enterprise-networks/sd-wan/nb-07-vedge-routers-data-sheet-cte-en.html However, the Vi...
We have a small branch vEdge100b deployed with a cable internet provider. The vEdge devices have a 'biz-internet' ipsec TLOC connection to 3 datacenters. I've attached a diagram.Recently a real-world regional ISP issue caused packet loss between one ...
When using Cisco SD-WAN (20.5/17.5) to build a central data policy we observe that if a matched data prefix destination or application family is set to a DSCP value it only appears to work in one direction. Note this all locations site lists are usi...
What is the Viptela behavior of AAR when a single tunnel is degraded and how does this behavior change with routing? Am I correct in understanding that you choose to use specific routes (no SLA) OR you choose to advertise the same routes from each da...
Sequences were in place in our policy for initial branch testing. Our datacenter also needed its own policy applied similar sequences to get both directions marked correctly. Thanks!
Hi Kanan, it looks like your reply was cut off on the routing info explanation - hoping to see the rest! To answer your we use 10.0.0.0/8 summaries as backup routes in addition to each datacenter advertising its more specific route summaries. Not su...
After further testing, if there is a SLA class change/violation and VPN tunnels/bfd sessions remain up the over those degraded links the routes advertised remain in the table as valid. However, the SLA defined traffic classes will follow the aar poli...
So AAR and specific routes can be used together. Traffic defined in an SLA class that is pinned to a preferred color (non-strict) will switch all of that class traffic to a backup color -- even if only a single tunnel SLA is violated?
