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Hello all,We recently did a hardware refresh and decommissioned several old Leaf nodes (Fabric Membership > Decommission > Decommission and Remove).Besides the decommission, I have cleaned up all the related objects I can think of for them:Leaf Profi...
Hello all,I have a set of EOL leafs that I'm moving off of, and some of the host connections to these EOL Leafs are VPC's. I have an existing pair of new Leafs that I'm moving these connections to, so this will not be a swap of the existing EOL Leafs...
Hello all,I'm setting up 2 x C93180YC-FX3 Nexus switches, and for my regular VPC peer-links, I'm going to use 100gig connections.However, for my dedicated VPC peer-keepalive links, I was thinking of just using a small 1gig SFP to save on SFP costs. H...
Hello all,I want to be sure I understand the command vrf definition where you can define address families, but you can also define your rd and route-targets outside of those address families. So say I have config like the below:vrf definition TEST
r...
Hello all,I'm doing the CCIE Practice Labs so I can get practice with SDA. One of the first things I'm doing in SDA is the integration of DNAC with ISE (in the lab, the DNAC is version 2.3.5). The integration works fine, and during the integration I ...
@Daniel Slyk yes i did go ahead and open a TAC case after my last response, will see what they say and will post it back here. Thank you for your suggestions!
@Daniel Slyk yes sir acidiag fnvread is the only place I have seen those serials, and no there are no fabricNode objects with those serials, sorry, should've mentioned that in my OP.
@Joseph W. Doherty wrote:Conceptionally, the PIM mroute table, possibly could be consider more a mfib rather than a mrib.Yes I think you're right, and to make it more confusing, the mroute table is its own entity apart from the mfib and mrib. To quot...
@Joseph W. Doherty wrote:as to the contents of the mroute table, it's usually after an active multicast flow presents itself, not precomputed routes, as maintained in a unicast route table.I guess, what I'm hung up on, multicast routing is both unli...
@Joseph W. Doherty wrote:Hmm, I didn't write the mroute table is poorly name, I wrote "Possibly, calling this table a mroute table, for PIM, is somewhat inaccurate, as it's unlike other supporting multicast protocols, like DVMRP which actually do its...
