Introduces Endpoint Groups configuration and deployment methods, including port-specific and multi-interface deployment options, isolation settings, and troubleshooting techniques.
This chapter contains the following sections:
Endpoint groups
Describes the most important object in the policy model and its relationship to other objects in the tenant.
Deploy an EPG on a specific node or port using the GUI
Configure an EPG deployment on a specific node or port to control where the EPG is statically bound within your network infrastructure.
Deploy an EPG on a specific port with APIC using the NX-OS style CLI
Configure an EPG deployment on a specific port using Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC) with the NX-OS-style CLI.
Domains, attachable access entity profiles, and VLAN for EPG deployment
Explains how domains, Attachable Access Entity Profiles (AEPs), and VLANs work together to deploy an EPG on a specific port.
Create domains and VLANS to deploy an EPG on a specific port using the GUI
Configure domains and VLANs to enable EPG deployment on specific ports through the graphical interface.
Create AEP, domains, and vlans to deploy an EPG on a specific port using the NX-OS style CLI
Configure AEP, domains, and VLANs to enable EPG deployment on specific ports using NX-OS style CLI commands.
Overlapping VLAN validation
Explains how you can associate attachable entity profiles directly with application EPGs to deploy the associated application EPGs to all ports associated with the attachable entity profile in a single configuration.
Validate overlapping VLANs using the GUI
Configure overlapping VLAN validation using the APIC GUI to prevent VLAN pool conflicts between EPGs.