2023-11-20T02:49:36+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p><strong>MLAG Primary/Secondary roles</strong></p><p>- MLAG peers <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain</p><p>- Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary </p><p>- Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation</p><p>- Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Primary/Secondary roles</strong></p><p>- MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain</p><p>- Initially, switch with the <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> system MAC is elected MLAG primary </p><p>- Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation</p><p>- Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Primary/Secondary roles</strong></p><p>- MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain</p><p>- Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary </p><p>- Primary and Secondary status determine <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> protocol operation</p><p>- Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Primary/Secondary roles</strong></p><p>- MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain</p><p>- Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary </p><p>- Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation</p><p>- Also generates an Mlag <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> to be used for L2 operation</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Peer Link</strong></p><p>Peer-link control traffic uses both UDP and TCP with port number <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p><strong>MLAG Peer Link</strong></p><p>Used to transport <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> and primary/secondary election (<span class="tt-bg-red">___</span>)</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Peer Link</strong></p><p>There is no <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> of MAC addresses from packets received on the peer link. MLAG peers rely on the MAC address sync for the same.</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Peer Link</strong></p><p>Used to tunnel <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> and to sync learned MAC addresses between MLAG peers</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Peer Link</strong></p><p>There is no data plane learning of MAC addresses from packets received on the peer link. MLAG peers rely on the <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> for the same.</p>, <p><strong>MLAG Peer Link</strong></p><p>Used to transport keepalive messages and <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p>tcpdump filter for capturing MLAG peer-link control traffic:</p><p>'tcpdump int vlan 4094 filter port 4432' or the BASH equivalent, <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p>Peer SVI MAC addresses are installed as <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> MAC addresses over peer-link when MLAG is active.</p>, <p>Peer SVI MAC addresses are installed as statically learned MAC addresses over <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> when MLAG is active.</p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>- For any new MAC address learned on an L2 port, the local switch will <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> the MAC address and <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> the peer through the MLAG control plane. </p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>- When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table. </p><p>- If the MAC was learned over an active-active MLAG <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span>, the peer will record the MAC as learned over the <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span>.</p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>- When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table. </p><p>- If the MAC was learned over an <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> MLAG port-channel, the peer will record the MAC as learned over the port-channel.</p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>- When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table. </p><p>- For active-partial/orphan links, the peer will learn the MAC over the <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span>.</p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>- When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table. </p><p>- For <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span>, the peer will learn the MAC over the peer link.</p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>Po100 is the peer link</p><p>Host 001c.7341.773d is attached to an <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>Po100 is the peer link</p><p>Host 001c.73ee.c3bb and host 001c.73ee.c52d are each attached to an <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p><strong>MAC Address Synchronization</strong></p><p>Po100 is the peer link</p><p>Host 001c.73ee.c52d is attached to Switch <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p>To see which mac was learned by a peer as opposed to by dataplane learning use command: <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p>The MLAG primary controls all <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> operations</p>, <p>Only the global STP configurations on the MLAG current primary will be in effect for selecting STP type, <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> etc.</p>, <p>STP configuration should be <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> on the MLAG primary and secondary for seamless failover.</p>, <p>Switches in MLAG use the MLAG System ID (MSI) as a common logical <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p>All <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> will utilize the MLAG System ID (MSI) as the bridge ID</p>, <p>While the STP agent runs on the secondary, it <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> manage the protocol state machines and is often listed in documentation as ‘not running on the secondary’.</p>, <p>STP control traffic is advertised from secondary to primary for processing via the peer-link on the <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p>BPDUs are transmitted <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> the primary and <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> by the secondary</p>, <p>BPDUs are encapsulated in the <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> traffic</p>, <p>If the logical bridge is the root then both peers will show <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p>STP control traffic is advertised from <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> to primary for processing via the peer-link on the MLAG VLAN</p>, <p>Step 3 shows Core-1 performing <span class="tt-bg-red">_____</span> over the peer link to notify Core-2 with information about <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p>Switch Edge-2 believes it is connected to a <span class="tt-bg-red">__</span> via a standard LAG</p>, <p><strong>BUM traffic</strong></p><p>In the diagram, MAC Syncs are sent from receiving switches to their peers because <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p><strong>BUM traffic</strong></p><p>In the diagram, peer switches do not forward broadcasts on their port channel links because <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p><strong>BUM traffic for single homed devices</strong></p><p>In the diagram, switch SW-B1 broadcasts locally to the dual-attached <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> and to the upstream</p>, <p><strong>BUM traffic for single homed devices</strong></p><p>In the diagram, switch SW-B2 broadcasts locally only to the those hosts that are <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> on the peer switch</p>, <p><strong>BUM traffic for single homed devices</strong></p><p>In the diagram, switch Core-2 does not forward the broadcast on its local MLAG links because <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span></p>, <p><strong>BUM traffic for single homed devices</strong></p><p>In the diagram, switch SW-C2 floods broadcast traffic out any <span class="tt-bg-red">__</span> links</p>, <p>MLAG provides <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> L2 topology</p>, <p>MLAG peer switches run <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> layer 3 control planes</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VRRP</strong></p><p>VRRP could be deployed to provide <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> redundancy</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VRRP</strong></p><p>Only one active <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> in the MLAG domain</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VRRP</strong></p><p>Only one active default gateway in the MLAG domain which results in <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> Layer 3 forwarding</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VRRP</strong></p><p>Traffic is <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> across the peer link under normal operation</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>VARP is used to achieve <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> default gateway forwarding</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>Two VARP peers share a <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> VARP address</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>A <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span> consists of a Virtual IP address and MAC address (global)</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>Peer locally forwards traffic sent to the VARP MAC address locally, thus no need to forward traffic across the <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>Each peer is responsible for <span class="tt-bg-red">___</span> of local nodes</p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>GARP is sent periodically to refresh <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p>, <p><strong>MLAG + VARP</strong></p><p>End nodes configured with the VARP IP as their <span class="tt-bg-red">____</span></p> flashcards

MLAG Operation

Content by Upasana Dangi

  • MLAG Primary/Secondary roles- MLAG peers ___ a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain- Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary - Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation- Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation

    MLAG Primary/Secondary roles

    - MLAG peers ___ a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain

    - Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary

    - Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation

    - Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation

    negotiate

  • MLAG Primary/Secondary roles- MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain- Initially, switch with the ____ system MAC is elected MLAG primary - Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation- Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation

    MLAG Primary/Secondary roles

    - MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain

    - Initially, switch with the ____ system MAC is elected MLAG primary

    - Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation

    - Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation

    lowest

  • MLAG Primary/Secondary roles- MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain- Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary - Primary and Secondary status determine ___ protocol operation- Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation

    MLAG Primary/Secondary roles

    - MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain

    - Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary

    - Primary and Secondary status determine ___ protocol operation

    - Also generate a Mlag System ID to be used for L2 operation

    layer 2

  • MLAG Primary/Secondary roles- MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain- Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary - Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation- Also generates an Mlag ____ to be used for L2 operation

    MLAG Primary/Secondary roles

    - MLAG peers negotiate a primary and secondary status within an MLAG domain

    - Initially, switch with the lowest system MAC is elected MLAG primary

    - Primary and Secondary status determine Layer 2 protocol operation

    - Also generates an Mlag ____ to be used for L2 operation

    System ID

  • MLAG Peer LinkPeer-link control traffic uses both UDP and TCP with port number ___

    MLAG Peer Link

    Peer-link control traffic uses both UDP and TCP with port number ___

    4432

  • MLAG Peer Link

    Used to transport ___ and primary/secondary election (___)

    keepalive messages, TCP

  • MLAG Peer Link

    There is no ___ of MAC addresses from packets received on the peer link. MLAG peers rely on the MAC address sync for the same.

    data plane learning

  • MLAG Peer Link

    Used to tunnel ___ and to sync learned MAC addresses between MLAG peers

    control traffic

  • MLAG Peer Link

    There is no data plane learning of MAC addresses from packets received on the peer link. MLAG peers rely on the ___ for the same.

    MAC address sync

  • MLAG Peer Link

    Used to transport keepalive messages and ____

    primary/secondary election

  • tcpdump filter for capturing MLAG peer-link control traffic:'tcpdump int vlan 4094 filter port 4432' or the BASH equivalent, ____

    tcpdump filter for capturing MLAG peer-link control traffic:

    'tcpdump int vlan 4094 filter port 4432' or the BASH equivalent, ____

    bash tcpdump -nevi vlan4094 port 4432

  • Peer SVI MAC addresses are installed as ____ MAC addresses over peer-link when MLAG is active.

    Peer SVI MAC addresses are installed as ____ MAC addresses over peer-link when MLAG is active.

    statically learned

  • Peer SVI MAC addresses are installed as statically learned MAC addresses over ___ when MLAG is active.

    Peer SVI MAC addresses are installed as statically learned MAC addresses over ___ when MLAG is active.

    peer-link

  • MAC Address Synchronization

    - For any new MAC address learned on an L2 port, the local switch will ___ the MAC address and ___ the peer through the MLAG control plane.

    install, notify

  • MAC Address Synchronization

    - When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table.

    - If the MAC was learned over an active-active MLAG ____, the peer will record the MAC as learned over the ____.

    port-channel

  • MAC Address Synchronization

    - When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table.

    - If the MAC was learned over an ____ MLAG port-channel, the peer will record the MAC as learned over the port-channel.

    active-active

  • MAC Address Synchronization

    - When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table.

    - For active-partial/orphan links, the peer will learn the MAC over the ____.

    peer link

  • MAC Address Synchronization

    - When notified of a new MAC, the peer will install the MAC address in its address table.

    - For ____, the peer will learn the MAC over the peer link.

    active-partial/orphan links

  • MAC Address SynchronizationPo100 is the peer linkHost 001c.7341.773d is attached to an ___

    MAC Address Synchronization

    Po100 is the peer link

    Host 001c.7341.773d is attached to an ___

    MLAG port-channel

  • MAC Address SynchronizationPo100 is the peer linkHost 001c.73ee.c3bb and host 001c.73ee.c52d are each attached to an ___

    MAC Address Synchronization

    Po100 is the peer link

    Host 001c.73ee.c3bb and host 001c.73ee.c52d are each attached to an ___

    orphan link

  • MAC Address SynchronizationPo100 is the peer linkHost 001c.73ee.c52d is attached to Switch ___

    MAC Address Synchronization

    Po100 is the peer link

    Host 001c.73ee.c52d is attached to Switch ___

    Peer2

  • To see which mac was learned by a peer as opposed to by dataplane learning use command: ____

    show mac address-table mlag-peer

  • The MLAG primary controls all ___ operations

    STP

  • Only the global STP configurations on the MLAG current primary will be in effect for selecting STP type, ____ etc.

    bridge priority

  • STP configuration should be ___ on the MLAG primary and secondary for seamless failover.

    the same

  • Switches in MLAG use the MLAG System ID (MSI) as a common logical ___

    Switches in MLAG use the MLAG System ID (MSI) as a common logical ___

    bridge ID

  • All ___ will utilize the MLAG System ID (MSI) as the bridge ID

    All ___ will utilize the MLAG System ID (MSI) as the bridge ID

    BPDUs

  • While the STP agent runs on the secondary, it ___ manage the protocol state machines and is often listed in documentation as ‘not running on the secondary’.

    does not

  • STP control traffic is advertised from secondary to primary for processing via the peer-link on the ____

    MLAG VLAN

  • BPDUs are transmitted ___ the primary and ____ by the secondary

    from, forwarded

  • BPDUs are encapsulated in the ___ traffic

    UDP peer link

  • If the logical bridge is the root then both peers will show ___

    If the logical bridge is the root then both peers will show ___

    "This bridge is the root"

  • STP control traffic is advertised from ___ to primary for processing via the peer-link on the MLAG VLAN

    secondary

  • Step 3 shows Core-1 performing _____ over the peer link to notify Core-2 with information about ____

    Step 3 shows Core-1 performing _____ over the peer link to notify Core-2 with information about ____

    MAC Address Synchronization, MAC "A"

  • Switch Edge-2 believes it is connected to a __ via a standard LAG

    Switch Edge-2 believes it is connected to a __ via a standard LAG

    single switch

  • BUM trafficIn the diagram, MAC Syncs are sent from receiving switches to their peers because ___

    BUM traffic

    In the diagram, MAC Syncs are sent from receiving switches to their peers because ___

    There is no data plane learning of MAC addresses from packets received on the peer link.

  • BUM trafficIn the diagram, peer switches do not forward broadcasts on their port channel links because ___

    BUM traffic

    In the diagram, peer switches do not forward broadcasts on their port channel links because ___

    the receiving switch's MLAG port is active

  • BUM traffic for single homed devicesIn the diagram, switch SW-B1 broadcasts locally to the dual-attached ___ and to the upstream

    BUM traffic for single homed devices

    In the diagram, switch SW-B1 broadcasts locally to the dual-attached ___ and to the upstream

    Server B

  • BUM traffic for single homed devicesIn the diagram, switch SW-B2 broadcasts locally only to the those hosts that are ___ on the peer switch

    BUM traffic for single homed devices

    In the diagram, switch SW-B2 broadcasts locally only to the those hosts that are ___ on the peer switch

    not active

  • BUM traffic for single homed devicesIn the diagram, switch Core-2 does not forward the broadcast on its local MLAG links because ___

    BUM traffic for single homed devices

    In the diagram, switch Core-2 does not forward the broadcast on its local MLAG links because ___

    MLAG port (in Po201) is active on Core-1

  • BUM traffic for single homed devicesIn the diagram, switch SW-C2 floods broadcast traffic out any __ links

    BUM traffic for single homed devices

    In the diagram, switch SW-C2 floods broadcast traffic out any __ links

    partial-active or single-homed

  • MLAG provides ___ L2 topology

    active-active

  • MLAG peer switches run ___ layer 3 control planes

    separate

  • MLAG + VRRPVRRP could be deployed to provide ___ redundancy

    MLAG + VRRP

    VRRP could be deployed to provide ___ redundancy

    default gateway

  • MLAG + VRRPOnly one active ____ in the MLAG domain

    MLAG + VRRP

    Only one active ____ in the MLAG domain

    default gateway

  • MLAG + VRRPOnly one active default gateway in the MLAG domain which results in ___ Layer 3 forwarding

    MLAG + VRRP

    Only one active default gateway in the MLAG domain which results in ___ Layer 3 forwarding

    active-standby

  • MLAG + VRRPTraffic is ___ across the peer link under normal operation

    MLAG + VRRP

    Traffic is ___ across the peer link under normal operation

    forwarded

  • MLAG + VARPVARP is used to achieve ___ default gateway forwarding

    MLAG + VARP

    VARP is used to achieve ___ default gateway forwarding

    active-active

  • MLAG + VARPTwo VARP peers share a ___ VARP address

    MLAG + VARP

    Two VARP peers share a ___ VARP address

    single

  • MLAG + VARPA ____ consists of a Virtual IP address and MAC address (global)

    MLAG + VARP

    A ____ consists of a Virtual IP address and MAC address (global)

    VARP address

  • MLAG + VARPPeer locally forwards traffic sent to the VARP MAC address locally, thus no need to forward traffic across the ____

    MLAG + VARP

    Peer locally forwards traffic sent to the VARP MAC address locally, thus no need to forward traffic across the ____

    peer link

  • MLAG + VARP

    Each peer is responsible for ___ of local nodes

    ARP

  • MLAG + VARP

    GARP is sent periodically to refresh ____

    MAC tables

  • MLAG + VARPEnd nodes configured with the VARP IP as their ____

    MLAG + VARP

    End nodes configured with the VARP IP as their ____

    default gateway