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Cisco Nexus 9000 Series NX-OS Label Switching Configuration Guide, Release 10.3(x)

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Updated:: December 19, 2022

Chapter: New and Changed Information

New and Changed Information
New and Changed Information

New and Changed Information

This chapter provides release-specific information for each new and changed feature in the Cisco Nexus 9000 Series NX-OS Label Switching Configuration Guide, Release 10.3(x).

New and Changed Information

Table 1. New and Changed Features
Feature	Description	Changed in Release	Where Documented
SRTE for Recursive VPN Routes	Added support for steering recursive VPN routes into SRTE policies for VPN traffic and default VRF traffic.	10.3(2)F	About SRTE for Recursive VPN Routes
BFD for SRTE	Allows the switch, on which one or more SRTE policies are configured, to proactively detect if the active path or paths of an SRTE policy have failed.	10.3(2)F	Configuring BFD for SRTE
Flow-based traffic steering	Added support for flow-based traffic steering on Cisco Nexus 9700-FX and 9700-GX line cards.	10.3(2)F	Guidelines and Limitations for Flow-based Traffic Steering for SRTE
DSCP Based SR-TE Flow Steering	Added support for DSCP based SR-TE flow steering on Cisco Nexus 9300-FX platform switches and Cisco Nexus 9700-FX and 9700-GX line cards.	10.3(2)F	Guidelines and Limitations for Flow-based Traffic Steering for SRTE
DSCP Based SR-TE Flow Steering	Allows source routing of VXLAN packets that are matched using the DSCP fields in the IP header and steered into an SRTE path.	10.3(1)F	About SRTE Flow-based Traffic Steering DSCP Based SRTE Traffic Steering Guidelines and Limitations for Flow-based Traffic Steering for SRTE

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