The Many Benefits of EVPN Routing

EVPN & VXLAN which stands for Ethernet Virtual Private Network and Virtual Extensible Local Are Network. These are two independent protocols which, when working together, offer a great deal of routing capabilities to service provider, data center and enterprise networks.
In this video, part 2 of this series, we will go through the major and most known benefits of EVPN routing.
- Based on BGP & Multi-path
- Fast Convergence & Aliasing
- Active/ Active Forwarding - the Designated Forwarder
- Minimising unknown unicast & Proxy ARP
- Distributed Layer 3 Gateways
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[@123Amanulhaq]

Bravo!!! Thanks for making quality content. What I found really helpful was pure focus on concept, explaining intricate terminologies in simplified way without getting into vendor specific demo quickly. Sticking to JUST concepts and explaining them in such simplified manner was fun to watch.

[@Netcademy]

@@123Amanulhaq thanks so much for the kind words, great feedback and your support 👌👍

[@user-wr4bh2xd8o]

非常感谢，帮了我很大的忙，thanks

[@Netcademy]

Thanks very much!

[@Thomas-oh6os]

great video......greatings from Germany

[@Netcademy]

Thanks very much for the positive feedback. New video coming soon :)

[@Thomas-oh6os]

@@Netcademy you make great Videos woth it and evpn.....i live it

[@Thomas-oh6os]

Love it....wrong table on my phone

[@Thomas-oh6os]

@@Netcademy your Videos ate verlinken good.i understand all what you say.....great again

[@Netcademy]

A few more videos to come on EVPN - VXLAN. Getting onto configuration soon :)@@Thomas-oh6os

[@coriolanus14]

HI, thanks for sharing this content, it is very informative. I've got soume doubts regarding the Host connectivity.The host must be connected at L2 with LACP, hence you can't connect it to leaf2 and leaf3 and use multipath

[@Netcademy]

Glad you found it informative. In this video the video wasn't about the hosts/ servers. The connection is there just for illustrative purposes, nothing more. In a later video you will see me configuring ESI-LAG/ AE between leaf and spine devices. As you can see the host here isn't configured or even turned on. It's more for illustrative purposes as this video is concentrating on theory not configuration. Thanks for watching :) 👍

[@onlylettersinname]

Why is the firewall placed on the spine?? I have read a few places where they say to place the firewall on the leaves

[@onlylettersinname]

Nevermind lol

[@Netcademy]

Yes you’re absolutely correct that a firewall would be placed on a leaf device and might sit within a service block. Obviously it too would have layer 3 capabilities and, maybe, providing some kind of DCI capabilities. Think this was just an illustration not an actual architecture recommendation 👍

[@Thomas-oh6os]

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