Arista EVPN & VXLAN course

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Course Index:
EVPN & VxLAN Terminology 0:00
Configuring the underlay 17:56
Configuring the overlay 24:26
Configuring VxLAN bridging(L2VPN) 29:50
Configuring VxLAN routing(L3VPN) with Symmetric IRB 42:13
Configuring VxLAN routing(L3VPN) with Asymmetric IRB 56:06
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[@networkinginstitute]

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[@rajashekarvelumula]

Wonderful Explanation , we are implementing overlays with Arista / Fortinet . My journey with overlays start from this video

[@networkinginstitute]

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[@jair6a]

Thank you for share this info. For me was a little tricky understand IRB, but this video helped me to dig it better!. Thank you again!

[@networkinginstitute]

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[@aagrafio]

Excellent! Did it in my lab and works exactly as it is shown in the video. All configlets are correct. Bravo. Definitely needed (both theory and lab)

[@networkinginstitute]

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[@rashmiandbaluvlogs918]

Wonderful explanation and simple to understand. Thanks a lot for this great video!

[@networkinginstitute]

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[@endy1173]

Thank you very much for a series of helpful videos again! I’ve understood the fundamentals of layer 2 VxLAN/EVPN. Although I still have to finger out how VxLAN symmetric and asymmetric routing is happening in terms of EVPN, that’ll be a lot easier all because of your lecture ;)

[@endy1173]

Of course I’ve already subscribed networking institute. I won’t miss our future videos.

[@networkinginstitute]

You are welcome :-)

[@networkinginstitute]

@@endy1173 Thanks, I am going to be releasing a few arista network automation with netconf videos in the coming weeks. stay tuned.

[@lethedan]

Thank you so much for the great tutorial video :)

[@networkinginstitute]

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[@damionzura2826]

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing :)

[@networkinginstitute]

Happy to help ;)

[@hq2126]

Very good explanation!

[@networkinginstitute]

Thanks 👍

[@ayodejioyekunle4427]

Great video with clarity. When the vtep is mlag peer, will the route distinguisher be the same or unique for each leaf in the mlag peer.

[@jtbwatson]

Good stuff!

[@networkinginstitute]

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[@iproute_net]

Thank you for your great course, could you please add Active/Active Multihoming and redundancy with ESI, sadly I couldn't find ESI concepts in your videos.

[@networkinginstitute]

Sure I’ll make a video about this next. Subscribe and stay tuned

[@badrinath7554]

can configure devices in video it self

[@ayoadeyemi420]

Boss, thanks for this video. I have been on this lab for a couple of weeks and I have been unable to ping across the two hosts despite following your configurations verbatim. I observed that the RD for VEOS2 is not visible on both VTEPS and that VEOS4 can't see the management IP addresses of the other devices but can see their Ethernet addresses. All configurations seem perfect. I don't know if it has anything to do with the Virtualbox interface settings.

[@networkinginstitute]

Email me the configs for all devices and will take a look

[@saschaa.7979]

Is it also possible to setup this vxlan over a gre tunnel? Im struggeling since days..

[@networkinginstitute]

VxLAN over GRE sounds a bit hacky. There might be an easier solution to your problem, feel free to email me at [e-mail] with more details

[@user-qq5tt5fx5n]

I'm wondering how's it in that vlan when it's not tagged? it has ip address on the interface ethernet

[@networkinginstitute]

leaf switch places the traffic from the server in the vlan

[@partesanjay]

When i am checking the vteps not showing any vtep why?? #show vxlan vtep Remote VTEPS for Vxlan1: VTEP Tunnel Type(s) ---------- -------------- Total number of remote VTEPS: 0

[@networkinginstitute]

Can you share your topology and configuration details and I'll take a look

[@aroonharyani1]

Hi, I am trying to create above on GNS3 vEOS (vEOS-lab-4.15.10M) image, but not able to configure these two commands "service routing protocols model multi-agent" "vlan-aware-bundle COMPUTE" Kindly advise. My complete config for vEOS1 is as follows: config terminal hostname vEOS1 interface ethernet 3 no shu ip address 10.1.12.1/30 ip ospf network point-to-point no shut inerface loopback 0 description for-evpn-control-plane ip address 1.1.1.1/32 no shut inerface loopback 1 description for-vlan-tunnel ip address 11.11.11.11/32 no shut inerface management 1 ip address 172.16.130.66/24 no shut service routing protocols model multi-agent ip routing ip routing vrf OOB router ospf 1 network 1.1.1.1/32 area 0.0.0.0 network 10.1.12.1/32 area 0.0.0.0 network 11.11.11.11/32 area 0.0.0.0 max-lsa 12000 router bgp 1 router-id 1.1.1.1 neighbor EVPN-CONTROL-PLANE peer-group neighbor EVPN-CONTROL-PLANE remote-as 1 neighbor EVPN-CONTROL-PLANE update-source loopback 0 neighbor 2.2.2.2 peer-group EVPN-CONTROL-PLANE neighbor EVPN-CONTROL-PLANE send-community ! vlan-aware-bundle COMPUTE rd 11.11.11.11:10000 route-target both 1:1 redistribute learned vlan 100 ! address-family ipv4 neighbor EVPN-CONTROL-PLANE activate int vxlan1 vxlan source-interface Loopback1 vxlan udp-port 4789 vxlan vlan 100 vni 10000

[@networkinginstitute]

Hi Aroon, that is an older image, those functionality is not supported in 4.15, you will need to use a more recent software image for vrf aware bundle and for ArBGP(aka multi agent routing model) , you can create a free account on arista.com and download the latest veos lab image.