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EDIT: This post has been re-posted in the DataCenter forum. Any replies can please be made over there. (I thought that's where I was when I made this post. Apologies to all. If any mods see this, they can please delete this post here.) Hello all,We h...
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
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@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...
