7.L3 VNI and VXLAN Routing

How inter vlan routing works in VXLAN network? in the last section with title “how VXLAN data plane works?”, we have shown how two nodes in the same VLAN communicate with each other in VXLAN network. in this section we discuss how inter-VLAN routing differs on a VXLAN network from a native Ethernet network and how L3 VNI helps to do inter-VLAN routing is VXLAN network.
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[@mympv2886]

You've explain it quite well with illustration. Thank you.

[@rayka-]

thanks. you are welcome

[@falgunpatil2372]

As no L3 VNI is part of VXLAN encap, I assume both source and destination L2 VNIs must be configured on ingress switch. Ingress switch will do look up/routing and egress switch will perform bridging. However, it means we may unnecessarily burn VLANs on ingress switch. Is my understanding correct? I read somewhere that firewall may drop asymmetric traffic due to differences in ingress and egress packet, is that true?

[@ravipatil5734]

busted all myths in few mins, Nice work

[@rayka-]

thanks. you are welcome

[@jtbwatson]

Thanks for the video. I think something that will help make it easier on the viewer is to use diagrams made in Visio from the start, however, as I know that I was struggling to read your handwriting and it made it more difficult to grasp the concepts discussed.

[@rayka-]

Thanks fo your comment. I undrestand you. Unfortunatley, at the moment, it is not possible for me to draw diagrams in Visio. I am so sorry for inconvenience.

[@RishiRap]

Great illustration but need to work a little on your handwriting and your accent please. Plus I think you should also have mentioned about VTEPS using chassisRouter-MAC address as a dst. mac in inner/original payload/frame in case of symmetric routing. Thanks.

[@rayka-]

thanks for your feedback.