VXLAN BGP EVPN- L3VNI (Episode 2)

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Great explanation

Excellent explanation! Specially regarding Asymmetric and Symmetric IRB. I had read the Cisco design guide on this but could not understand it completely. Your content helps a lot! Thank you.

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excellent video, this video helped me prepare for an interview and they asked me if I learned this at Cisco when I worked there

a very difficult topic explained in simple terms. Great work done

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Thank you! what if I had hosts on non VXLAN networks and wanted to "talk" to hosts in VXLAN networks? the VNIs are on a separate VRF (L3 VNI VRF)

Every second was informative!! Thank you

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one of the best video on vxlan implementation with concept..crystal clear explanation

L3VNI Routing between VNIs happen at the Spine nodes - correct? Thanks

Excellent video, just a query regarding the vrf config, i see that you have not put any neighbor command in the vrf like we do in IOS, Is this different for NXOS? Does the vrf take the global neighbor command for sending the RT's?

Excellent video, thank you!

Why are we advertising network under Tenant1 vrf ? There is no bgp neighbor under Tenant1 vrf? How does this route will be advertised?

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Great Video!! Had a query with the bgp config, why aren't we mentioning/using the "neighbor commands" inside the VRF while configuring the network?

Doubt: In the case of symmetric IRB, how is L3VRF populated? Does it have a mapping of destination IP/subnet and destination VTEP? How is routing working here, based on what I will forward the packet to destination VTEP? Also do we map all the L2 VNIs present on a vtep to a common L3 VNI. Can you please elaborate on that? Thanks for the awesome explanation :)

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Thanks a lot for such a informative video

Hi BitsPlease, Please help me in understand how the VTEPs learn about each other, I mean lets assume I connected the fabric (Spines/Leafs) for the first time and configured the underlay network, Now as of now there are no hosts trying to communicate to each other. I understand that I need to configured bgp-evpn or use flood & learn for host -Vtep learning, I guess I am confused between host learning and VTEPs learning. Please help