VXLAN/EVPN Basics Flashcards

1
Q

NVE

A

Network Virtual Interface (Logical interface where the encapsulation and de-encapsulation occur)

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2
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VTEP

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Virtual Tunnel Endpoint - This is the device that does the encapsulation and de-encapsulation.

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3
Q

VNID

A

Vxlan Network Identifier - 24 bit segment ID that defines the broadcast domain.

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4
Q

How many total segments in VxLAN domain?

A

~16 Million

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5
Q

Interface associated with VTEP

A

Loopback

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6
Q

L3VNI

A

VLAN with a VNI assigned specifically for inter-vlan routing.

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7
Q

Route Target

A

A way to identify a route in BGP for manipulation, it’s an extended community value

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8
Q

How to get routes to/from a leaf

A

Import and export of route targets

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9
Q

VXLAN UDP Port

A

4789

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10
Q

Route Distinguisher

A

A unique number prepended to routes in MP-BGP to be able to distinguish same routes from different VRFs.

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11
Q

Type-2 Route

A

Used to advertise locally learned MAC address, host routes, or ARP entries. MAC is required, IP optional.

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12
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Type-3 Route

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Advertises multicast routes and vtep to vtep tunnel establishments. Used for dynamic Ingress replication tunnel establishment.

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13
Q

Type-5 Route

A

IP-only routes for advertising externally learned routes and routes where edge device is first hop.

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14
Q

IMET route

A

A type 3 route in BGP - Inclusive Multicast Ethernet Tag

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15
Q

Prefix for MAC-only type-2 route

A

/216

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16
Q

Prefix for MAC/IP type-2 route IPv4

A

/272 (216 + 32 bit address + 24 bit L3VNI)

17
Q

Prefix for MAC/IP type-2 route IPV6

A

/368 (216 + 128 bit address + 24 bit L3VNI)

18
Q

Prefix for Type-5 route IPv4

A

/224

19
Q

Prefix for Type-5 route IPv6

A

/416

20
Q

Arp suppression

A

Local VTEP responds to an ARP request because it has the information via MP-BGP.

21
Q

unknown unicast suppression

A

DMAC lookup misses result in only local switch being flooded, not the fabric.