XOS 15.7.1.4 mvrp between BD8806 and SUMMIT X460-G2-48t-10GE4

[Antonio_Prado]

Hi,

just testing mvrp between

3 SUMMIT X460-G2-48t-10GE4 configured as a stack
and
1 BD8806 MSM-48c 10G8Xc

The Summit X stack is connected to BD8806 via a 10GE port.

On the BD8806:
create vlan test
configure test tag 500
configure vlan test add ports 6:2 tagged
configure mvrp tag 500 ports 6:2 registration normal
configure mvrp tag 500 ports 6:2 transmit on
configure mvrp vlan auto-creation on
configure mvrp vlan registration normal
enable mvrp ports 6:2
enable mvrpOn the SUMMIT X stack:
create vlan test
configure test tag 500
configure vlan test add ports 2:49 tagged
configure mvrp tag 500 ports 2:49 registration normal
configure mvrp tag 500 ports 2:49 transmit on
configure mvrp vlan auto-creation on
configure mvrp vlan registration normal
enable mvrp ports 2:49
enable mvrp
create vlan mvrptest
configure mvrptest tag 200
configure vlan mvrptest add ports 2:49 tagged
However, a show vlan on BD8806 doesn't show mvrptest.

Any hints would be appreciated.
Thank you
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antonio

[Stephane_Grosj1]

if the correct ports are enable for mvrp (the ones interconnecting the 2 switches), it should work as soon as a new vlan is created on one side with a port in it (even inactive).

[Antonio_Prado]

Yes, it works.

However, it seems that after expressing a positive feedback it's no longer possible to comment.

Thank you
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antonio

[Ryan_Mathews]

Maybe you did Antonio....perfect.

Well, for those that read this thread later, use the feedback on GTAC Knowledge. I offer this as proof it works!

[Ryan_Mathews]

Hey Antonio,

Looks like Chad updated the GTAC Knowledge Article you just referenced and improved our KB by adding even more. Good stuff.

Did want to call out, that you can give us suggestions to improve articles directly on GTAC Knowledge. Here's a quick pic to show you how.

Just helps us keep straight your comments with which article. We'd love to hear from our customers on this stuff!

[Antonio_Prado]

perfect, so please update the relevant documentation accordingly.
I think that it should be (more) clearly stated for example in this recent article

thank you
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antonio