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  • 1.  vxlan l3 gateway

    Posted 02-03-2017 06:26

    trying to set vmx as a l3 vxlan gw, however irb's are not coming up. any advise what is missing?

     

    vmx-1> show interfaces terse | match irb
    irb up up
    irb.1100 up down inet 10.1.11.252/24  <<<<<<
    irb.1200 up down inet 10.1.12.252/24  <<<<<<
    irb.1300 up down inet 10.1.13.252/24  <<<<<<

     

    vmx-1> show configuration routing-instances EVPN | display set
    set routing-instances EVPN vtep-source-interface lo0.12
    set routing-instances EVPN instance-type virtual-switch
    set routing-instances EVPN route-distinguisher 172.16.100.12:1
    set routing-instances EVPN vrf-target target:64222:1
    set routing-instances EVPN protocols evpn encapsulation vxlan
    set routing-instances EVPN protocols evpn extended-vni-list 1100
    set routing-instances EVPN protocols evpn extended-vni-list 1200
    set routing-instances EVPN protocols evpn extended-vni-list 1300
    set routing-instances EVPN protocols evpn multicast-mode ingress-replication
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1100 domain-type bridge
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1100 vlan-id 1100
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1100 routing-interface irb.1100
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1100 vxlan vni 1100
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1100 vxlan ingress-node-replication
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1200 domain-type bridge
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1200 vlan-id 1200
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1200 routing-interface irb.1200
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1200 vxlan vni 1200
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1200 vxlan ingress-node-replication
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1300 domain-type bridge
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1300 vlan-id 1300
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1300 routing-interface irb.1300
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1300 vxlan vni 1300
    set routing-instances EVPN bridge-domains v1300 vxlan ingress-node-replication

     

    vmx-1> show configuration routing-instances L3 | display set
    set routing-instances L3 instance-type virtual-router
    set routing-instances L3 interface irb.1100
    set routing-instances L3 interface irb.1200
    set routing-instances L3 interface irb.1300
    set routing-instances L3 routing-options static route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop 10.200.1.1



  • 2.  RE: vxlan l3 gateway

    Posted 02-03-2017 06:41

    HI !

    As far as I know the current public available versions of the vMX do NOT support EVPN/VXLAN.

     

    if you want to play with EVPN/VXLAN-L3  you need either a physical MX (junos version 14.2R7.5) or a vQFX10k

     

    regards

     

    alexander

     

    PS maybe sone Juniper guy can confirm on that

    PPS: Please have a look into the separate vMX forum -- and maybe transfer you post there



  • 3.  RE: vxlan l3 gateway

    Posted 02-03-2017 07:11

    thanks. the issue is with l3 vxlan gw not with evpn.



  • 4.  RE: vxlan l3 gateway
    Best Answer

    Posted 02-03-2017 17:17

    it looks answer was in other thread:

     

    #####################################vMX #######################

    Re: Commit error with encapsulation vxlan
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    ‎10-08-2016 12:30 AM
    Please NOTE that the the documentation page is for the MX, the vMX has currently different features.
    unfortunately the vMX will have feature parity planned from version 17.x onwards, at least that I got told from the EVPN-PLM team at Juniper.
    There are conflicting information regarding the 16,2 version, maybe it will be in in that future version.
    "EVPN with VXLAN (VNID distribution) A/A and A/S" from 16.2 onwards
    according to a mail I got from a juniper SE the 16.1 only supports: "EVPN with VXLAN (DP learning) A/S stiching" whatever that might be but it is definitely not full blown EVPN over VXLAN
     
    regards
     
    alexander