Information About Configuring Seamless Integration of EVPN with L3VPN (MPLS LDP)
Data center deployments have adopted VXLAN EVPN for its benefits like EVPN control-plane learning, multitenancy, seamless mobility, redundancy, and easier POD additions. Similarly, the Core is either an LDP-based MPLS L3VPN network or transitioning from a traditional MPLS L3VPN LDP-based underlay to a more sophisticated solution like segment routing (SR). Segment routing is adopted for its benefits like unified IGP and MPLS control planes, simpler traffic engineering methods, easier configuration, and SDN adoption.
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EVPN control-plane learning
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Multitenancy, seamless mobility, redundancy
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Easier POD additions
Handoff from VXLAN to MPLS-based Core at DCI Nodes
With two different technologies, a Border Leaf or a Shared PE router acting as the DCI Nodes within the data centers, it is natural to hand off from VXLAN to an MPLS-based core at the Border Leaf. These nodes sit on the edge of the DC domain, interfacing with the Core edge router.