2.0 Virtualization Domain 10% Flashcards
The basis of the SD-Access control plane and is used to manage the mappings between endpoint identifiers (EIDs) which are assigned to hosts and routing locators (RLOCs) which are assigned to routers.
Locator/ID Separation Protocol (LISP)
Manages the endpoint to fabric node mapping
Host Tracking Database (HTDB)
LISP device that encapsulates IP packets from Endpoint Identifiers (EIDs) that have destinations to a different LISP site.
Ingress Tunnel Router (ITR)
Encapsulates traffic from non-LISP sites destined for EIDs at LISP sites
Proxy Ingress Tunnel Router
(PITR)
device that de-encapsulates LISP packets from EIDs that reside outside the LISP site but have destinations the lie inside the LISP site
Egress Tunnel Router (ETR)
ETR router uses to send traffic to non-LISP sites
Proxy Egress Tunnel Router
(PETR)
Single device that combines both ITR and ETR LISP functions
Tunnel Router
(xTR)
- accepts encapsulated Map-Request messages from the ITRs,
- dencapsulate those messages,
- forwards towards the ETRs
LISP Map Resolver
(MR)
Basis of the SD-Access data plane and is used to extend and enchance VLAN capabilities by overlaying a layer 2 network on top of a layer 3 network
Virtual Extensible Local Area Network
(VXLAN)
What encapsulation method is used in VXLAN to transport layer 2 data over an IP-based underlay?
User Datagram Protocol
24-bit segment ID that replaces the VLAN ID and extends layer 2 segmentation from 4,094 possible VLANS to 16 million broadcast domains
VXLAN Network Identifier
(VNID)
What does VXLAN use for loop protection?
Layer 3 routing protocols and Equal Cost Multipathing (ECMP)
Draft IETF standard that redefines a reserved portion of the standard VXLAN header to inclue Security Group Tag (SGT) information.
VXLAN Group Policy Option
(VXLAN-GPO)
device that provides the encapsulation and deencapsulation for the VXLAN
Virtual Tunnel Endpoint
(VTEP)
logical interface where the VXLAN encapsulation and deencapsulation occurs
Network Virtual Interface (NVI)
network virtualization mechanism that enables a single layer 3 router to function as multiple virtual routers
Virtual Routing and Forwarding
(VRF)