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Network & Infrastructure
A leaf can route to one remote subnet but not another after tenant growth. The chosen asymmetric design may require local bridge context for remote destination subnets that was never provisioned.
Read article : Asymmetric IRB and the cost of remote subnet presenceNetwork & Infrastructure
An external prefix is visible as an EVPN Type-5 route but is not usable in the tenant VRF. Its overlay resolution model may depend on additional gateway or router information.
Read article : EVPN Type-5 prefix routes and overlay next-hop resolutionNetwork & Infrastructure
A fabric has several equal-cost uplinks, yet one is congested while others are quiet. Encapsulated traffic may expose insufficient entropy to the underlay's hashing algorithm.
Read article : VXLAN underlay ECMP polarization despite many tenant flowsNetwork & Infrastructure
Small overlay packets succeed while larger application responses fail between racks. The underlay may not accommodate the tenant packet plus outer encapsulation and link-specific overhead.
Read article : VXLAN encapsulation MTU and selective tenant packet lossNetwork & Infrastructure
A dual-homed host receives duplicate traffic or loses connectivity after one uplink changes state. The two leaves may disagree about which Ethernet segment their ports represent.
Read article : EVPN multihoming ESI consistency and duplicate attachmentsNetwork & Infrastructure
Remote broadcast traffic disappears during a multihoming event even though known unicast recovers. Designated-forwarder state can be inconsistent or converge differently from ordinary MAC reachability.
Read article : Designated-forwarder election and BUM loss on a multihomed segmentNetwork & Infrastructure
A multihomed segment sees repeated broadcast frames after a new external bridge is connected. Traffic may return to the same segment through an unintended overlay or local bridge path.
Read article : EVPN split horizon and duplicate BUM reflectionNetwork & Infrastructure
A leaf failure leaves thousands of remote MACs pointing at an unusable attachment longer than expected. The multihoming design may not be using the expected segment-level withdrawal behavior.
Read article : EVPN mass withdrawal versus individual MAC convergenceNetwork & Infrastructure
Two hosts advertise the same tenant IP from different racks, producing intermittent neighbor resolution. MAC reachability can be individually correct while IP ownership is ambiguous.
Read article : Duplicate tenant IP addresses with different EVPN MAC ownersNetwork & Infrastructure
BGP remains healthy as tenant endpoints grow, but newly learned hosts fail to forward. Hardware MAC, neighbor or next-hop limits can be reached before the control-plane route limit.
Read article : EVPN route scale and hidden neighbor-table exhaustionNetwork & Infrastructure
A border leaf imports external routes into a tenant, then accidentally re-exports another tenant's learned prefixes. The resulting connectivity violates the intended shared-services boundary.
Read article : EVPN border-leaf redistribution and unintended tenant transitNetwork & Infrastructure
A rolling upgrade creates intermittent failures only when traffic crosses leaves running different software releases. Successful BGP sessions can mask differences in supported EVPN attributes or forwarding behavior.
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