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+ | A VNI is considered to be either Layer-2 (tied to a MAC-VRF) or Layer-3 (tied to an IP-VRF), which indicates what kind of information is represented by the VRF. An IP-VRF represents a routing table (operating in much the same way as a VRF traditionally operates in L3VPN), while a MAC-VRF represents a bridging table i.e. MAC (fdb) and ARP/NDP entries. | ||
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*[https://docs.frrouting.org/en/latest/evpn.html FRR EVPN] | *[https://docs.frrouting.org/en/latest/evpn.html FRR EVPN] |
Latest revision as of 13:56, 6 April 2025
VxLAN Network Identifier - VNI
A VNI is considered to be either Layer-2 (tied to a MAC-VRF) or Layer-3 (tied to an IP-VRF), which indicates what kind of information is represented by the VRF. An IP-VRF represents a routing table (operating in much the same way as a VRF traditionally operates in L3VPN), while a MAC-VRF represents a bridging table i.e. MAC (fdb) and ARP/NDP entries.