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jalejand · 04-03-2024

Another use for this command (again in SDA 1.0) is SDA Transit.A remote border will register a remote fabric prefix to the Transit Control Plane, and then the TCP will take the registration, export it as LISP route, redistribute it into BGP and adver...

jalejand · 04-03-2024

Exactly as you say:Borders needs the BGP VPNv4 local sites to:1) Announce them to upstream Fusion/WAN2) Convert these entries to map-caches, so it can trigger resolution for North-South traffic.Example.Traffic from outside the fabric hits Border A to...

jalejand · 04-02-2024

route-import database:For the purpose of a Border registering a prefix into the control plane, it must be first added to its local LISP database. This command allows adding these prefixes into the LISP domain.route-import map-cache: Easier explained ...

jalejand · 04-01-2024

Correct, in the case of a single border or "mirrored" borders being the exit point of the fabric (External Borders), you do not really need any BGP-to-LISP route import, as you can simply send all traffic to the proxy-ETRS (External Borders) like a d...

jalejand · 04-01-2024

There is no "direct" redistribution of BGP routes into LISP, but the functionality to create LISP database entries and map-cache entries using BGP exists, this is called route-import. "Route-import database bgp" under a Layer 3 LISP instance, is co...

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