MLAG, Does the ISC vlan forward any payload traffic
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‎04-28-2017 07:35 AM
MLAG ISC
I have a question
For a customer I have these options
Between the 2 MLag switches are these options
So this is my question
Does the ISC vlan forward any payload traffic ? or this is purely a control channel is which case it would seem prudent to use the lower bandwidth but resilient link.
I have a question
For a customer I have these options
Between the 2 MLag switches are these options
- A 2 port aggregation of 1 gig links
- A single 10 gig link ( a newer network )
So this is my question
Does the ISC vlan forward any payload traffic ? or this is purely a control channel is which case it would seem prudent to use the lower bandwidth but resilient link.
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‎04-28-2017 11:01 AM
Hi,
there'll be traffic on the ISC in the following cases (that comes to my mind):
- BUM traffic (broadcast, unknown unicast and multicast) will transit through ISC, to be dropped on the other end in steady state operation.
- single attached devices, statistically ~50% of the traffic to them will transit through the ISC
- link failure (similar to the previous case)
- L3 traffic (VRRP) if you don't have Fabric Routing on
- in some advanced designs with an IGP (OSPF) on top of MLAG, you can see steady traffic on the ISC as well
Best Regards,
Stephane
there'll be traffic on the ISC in the following cases (that comes to my mind):
- BUM traffic (broadcast, unknown unicast and multicast) will transit through ISC, to be dropped on the other end in steady state operation.
- single attached devices, statistically ~50% of the traffic to them will transit through the ISC
- link failure (similar to the previous case)
- L3 traffic (VRRP) if you don't have Fabric Routing on
- in some advanced designs with an IGP (OSPF) on top of MLAG, you can see steady traffic on the ISC as well
Best Regards,
Stephane
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‎04-28-2017 11:01 AM
Thankyou Stephane
