HPE7-A06 · Question #91
Refer to the exhibit. The customer has VSX clusters in two locations interconnected over on MC-LAG interface. You need to SVI to provide a seamless experience for clients connected to Edge-1 and…
The correct answer is A. Configure the active gateway and use the same virtual IP and vMAC. With two VSX domains bridged via MC-LAG, the seamless default-gateway for mobile clients is achieved using Active Gateway (anycast gateway). Configure the same virtual IP and the same vMAC for the SVI on both VSX pairs so hosts keep the same ARP/ND entry regardless of which…
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Refer to the exhibit. The customer has VSX clusters in two locations interconnected over on MC-LAG interface. You need to SVI to provide a seamless experience for clients connected to Edge-1 and Edge-2 switches to reach the default route if the resources are moved between the switches. What needs to be done as an HPE Aruba Networking best practices?
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- AConfigure the active gateway and use the same virtual IP and vMAC.
- BConfigure active forwarding and use the same virtual IP and a different vMAC.
- CConfigure the VXLAN interface and bind required SVIs as VNIs.
- DConfigure VRRP and load balance traffic using member properties.
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(31 responses)- A77% (24)
- B3% (1)
- C13% (4)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
With two VSX domains bridged via MC-LAG, the seamless default-gateway for mobile clients is achieved using Active Gateway (anycast gateway). Configure the same virtual IP and the same vMAC for the SVI on both VSX pairs so hosts keep the same ARP/ND entry regardless of which site they attach to or when workloads move.
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