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vlan identifier and weight for default static route for VSP 7200
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05-14-2020 05:34 PM
Hello all,
I am not very familiar with VSP. I do need some help on something that could be simple.
- what is vlan identifier when creating new vlan? It is same as vid in ERS?
- I don’t know how to give weight for default static route when I configure a default static route for vsp 7200? what does weight here mean in VSP? I cannot seem to find any good explanation for this in the VSP related documentation.
Thank you in advance.
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05-14-2020 07:34 PM
in my example 111 is the VLAN number/ID.
The zero “0” at the end of that command is to select what Spanning Tree group you wish to assign that vlan to. STP group 0-to-64.
By picking “0” I am putting that vlan in no spanning tree group.
If you are new the VSPs I would keep things simple and just put all the VLANS in group “0”.
When I deploy Fabric Networks with all VSPs I put all VLANs in group zero “0”
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05-14-2020 07:37 PM
got it. Thank you Paul.
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05-14-2020 07:34 PM
in my example 111 is the VLAN number/ID.
The zero “0” at the end of that command is to select what Spanning Tree group you wish to assign that vlan to. STP group 0-to-64.
By picking “0” I am putting that vlan in no spanning tree group.
If you are new the VSPs I would keep things simple and just put all the VLANS in group “0”.
When I deploy Fabric Networks with all VSPs I put all VLANs in group zero “0”
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05-14-2020 07:09 PM
Thank you Paul so much for your quick response. Very helpful.
Just one more question, I noticed you pick 0 as the identifier when created port vlan. Can I know why you pick 0 instead of other number? If I create multiple vlans, am I supposed to use same identifier or different identifier? they are all same vlan type, i.e., port-mstprstp
Thanks.
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05-14-2020 06:03 PM
creating a vlan is the same in VSP and ERS.
vlan create 111 type port ///for ERS
vlan create 111 type port-mstprstp 0 // for VSP,
as for Static route weight( or cost) I think the default is 10. If you only have one static route to your Cisco device there is really nothing to do here.
I would just pick a weight of 10 and preference of 1.
Switch:1(config)#ip route 192.0.2.2 255.255.0.0 198.51.100.24 weight 10 preference 1 Switch:1(config)#ip route 192.0.2.2 255.255.0.0 198.51.100.24 enable
If you are new to VSP you should download the doc collections.
In there you will find a TCG and all the technical guides. The best doc is called “SPBVOSS_TCG_CG.pdf. I have attached it….
you will also find all the detailed config guides.
IPv4 Routing VOSS
VLAN and STP for VOSS
