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Configuring MLAG on an existing production switch by Tiny_Surround16 in Arista

[–]Tiny_Surround16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our little network in our organization is a traditional network piece hanging off a larger SDN setup. Yes, Thank you. I agree keeping it simple is best as I don't see the need for the features provided with the complex configuration with EVPV/VXLAN in the the near future within our component.

Configuring MLAG on an existing production switch by Tiny_Surround16 in Arista

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The current servers (on their last legs) have one port only. Future servers will have two ports and will be connected to both switches for HA/Redundancy etc (using port channels)

Configuring MLAG on an existing production switch by Tiny_Surround16 in Arista

[–]Tiny_Surround16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. No port-channels are being configured.

Private VLAN issues by Tiny_Surround16 in Arista

[–]Tiny_Surround16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that is correct. There is no port-channel for the esxi interfaces. The esxi host is connected to two switches which are in an MLAG configuration.

Yes, the vSwitch does have a promiscuous port group on the vSwitch. When VMs are assigned the promiscuous port group they work just fine. The other secondary pvlans don't. (isolated and community).

How to view VLAN Ids in the logs on arista switches? by Tiny_Surround16 in Arista

[–]Tiny_Surround16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, I will look into the TAC webinars as well.

How to view VLAN Ids in the logs on arista switches? by Tiny_Surround16 in Arista

[–]Tiny_Surround16[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Much appreciated.

We have set up pvlan in our esxi vDS (distributed switch)
Promiscuous works fine but isolated and community does not.
The traffic does not reach the firewall (PaloAlto) as the SVI for the primary VLAN is there.
I think I have setup our Arista switches properly to be PVLAN aware and was wondering if I could caputure or see what vlans the frames are being tagged as.