This is the third post in the “VXLAN with EVPN” Series of posts. The focus is on features available for various control plane options with
Tag: DCI
VXLAN with BGP EVPN [Part 2] Routing/Bridging | Dell EMC Networking
This is the second post in the “VXLAN with EVPN” series of posts. I expect there to be about 3 more posts in this series. In
VXLAN with BGP EVPN [Part 1] – Introduction | Dell EMC Networking
Blog posts covering VXLAN with BGP EVPN control plane has been in my plans for a while. This series will possibly be four or five
Pluribus Open DCI (Over Adaptive Cloud Fabric)
The DCI from Pluribus is one of the most feature rich solutions of that nature , within the Dell EMC Networking SDN Ecosystem. At the
VXLAN with Dell EMC SDN EcoSystem Solutions
In Part 3, we had a look at Dell EMC OS9’s Static VXLAN implementation; there was also a brief discussion of upcoming OS 10’s MP-BGP
VXLAN With Dell EMC Networking
I had initially intended for this to be a single post covering VXLAN from both Dell EMC as well as its SDN partners, but the
DC Interconnect – Part 2: VXLAN
In the second part, I will focus specifically on VXLAN as a Data Center Interconnect. I intend this iteration to be more general, and then
DC Interconnect – Part 1: Primer [+ Brief Overview of Proxy Gateway With Dell EMC Networking]
Why: Business Continuity. Before discussing the different types of connectivity, it would be useful to have a quick look at the different traffic profiles within
VLT, Peer Routing and Routed VLT – Dell Networking
Core Config Options: First Hop/Gateway Redundancy: VRRP: Same Switch hosts VRRP and STP Master-ship for deterministic forwarding @ L2/L3 and eliminate suboptimal forwarding path. In
Hasan Mansur 