7.L3 VNI and VXLAN Routing

[@mympv2886]

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

[@rayka-]

thanks. you are welcome

[@SudhaGanapareddy]

Great explanation 🎉

[@rayka-]

@@SudhaGanapareddy 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.

[@ravipatil5734]

busted all myths in few mins, Nice work

[@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?

[@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.