How does Cisco ACI manage the old endpoint information on the original leaf switch after an endpoint moves between two Cisco ACI leaf switches?

The correct answer is A. A bounce entry is created by COOP communication instead of data plane learning. When an endpoint moves from one Cisco ACI leaf switch to another, the fabric needs to manage the old endpoint information efficiently to ensure seamless communication. Cisco ACI handles this by creating a "bounce entry" on the original leaf switch, which temporarily forwards…

ACI Packet Forwarding

Question

Options

AA bounce entry is created by COOP communication instead of data plane learning.
BA remote endpoint is created to represent the endpoint on another leaf.
CCisco APIC deletes an endpoint after receiving GARP packets from the new leaf.
DThe spine switch pushes all endpoint database entries to all leaf switches.

How the community answered

(17 responses)

A
71% (12)
C
18% (3)
D
12% (2)

Explanation

When an endpoint moves from one Cisco ACI leaf switch to another, the fabric needs to manage the old endpoint information efficiently to ensure seamless communication. Cisco ACI handles this by creating a "bounce entry" on the original leaf switch, which temporarily forwards traffic to the new location. This process is managed through COOP (Council of Oracle Protocol) rather than relying solely on data plane learning. infrastructure/white-paper-c11-739989.html#Endpointmovementandbounceentries

Topics

#endpoint mobility#COOP#bounce entry#endpoint learning

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full 300-620 Practice