New and Changed Information
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TRM multicast routes bridging in the same subnet. |
Beginningwith Cisco NX-OS Release 10.6(2)F, Tenant Routed Multicast (TRM) routes supports bridging the traffic with source and receiver in the same VLAN on Cisco Nexus 9000 switches. |
10.6(2)F |
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VXLAN support on Cisco N9300 Series switches |
Added VXLAN support on Cisco N9324C-SE1U and N9348Y2C6D-SE1U Smart switches. |
10.6(2)F |
Guidelines and Limitations for VXLAN Supported features and configuration limits for VXLAN BGP EVPN Supported features for VXLAN EVPN with downstream VNI Supported platforms and configuration guidelines for VXLAN EVPN Multi-Site Supported platforms and releases for VXLAN NGOAM |
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TRMv4 support on Cisco N9300 Series switches |
Added TRMv4 support on Cisco N9324C-SE1U and N9348Y2C6D-SE1U Smart switches for
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10.6(2)F |
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VXLAN BGP EVPN Multi-Site vPC BGW on Cisco N9300 Smart switches |
Added VXLAN BGP EVPN Multi-Site vPC BGW support on Cisco N9324C-SE1U and N9348Y2C6D-SE1U Smart switches |
10.6(2)F |
Guidelines and Limitations for VXLAN Supported platforms and configuration guidelines for VXLAN EVPN Multi-Site |
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SR-MPLS to VXLAN handoff support on Cisco N9300 Smart switches |
Added support for seamless handoff between Segment Routing MPLS (SR-MPLS) and VXLAN overlays on Cisco N9324C-SE1U and N9348Y2C6D-SE1U Smart switches. This enables interoperable Layer 3 extension between VXLAN EVPN-based data center domains and SR-MPLS-based WAN/core domains. |
10.6(2)F |
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VXLAN support on Cisco N9300-SE1 Series switches |
Added VXLAN support on Cisco Nexus 9396Y12C-SE1 and 9396T12C-SE1 switches. |
10.6(2)F |
Guidelines and Limitations for VXLAN Supported features and configuration limits for VXLAN BGP EVPN Supported platforms and configuration guidelines for VXLAN EVPN Multi-Site Supported features for VXLAN EVPN with downstream VNI Supported platforms and releases for VXLAN NGOAM |
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TRMv4 support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 Series switches |
Added TRMv4 support on Cisco Nexus 9396Y12C-SE1 and 9396T12C-SE1 switches for
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10.6(2)F |
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VXLAN BGP EVPN Multi-Site vPC BGW on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 Series switches |
Added VXLAN BGP EVPN Multi-Site vPC BGW support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1, 9396Y12C-SE1, and 9396T12C-SE1 switches |
10.6(2)F |
Guidelines and Limitations for VXLAN Supported platforms and configuration guidelines for VXLAN EVPN Multi-Site |
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SR-MPLS to VXLAN handoff support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 Series switches |
Added support for seamless handoff between Segment Routing MPLS (SR-MPLS) and VXLAN overlays on Cisco Nexus 9396Y12C-SE1 and 9396T12C-SE1 switches. This enables interoperable Layer 3 extension between VXLAN EVPN-based data center domains and SR-MPLS-based WAN/core domains. |
10.6(2)F |
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Layer 3 Port channel support for VXLAN on Cisco Nexus 9800 Series switches |
Added Layer 3 Port channel support for VXLAN uplinks on Cisco Nexus 9800 Series switches. |
10.6(2)F |
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DCI multicast support with Anycast BGW on Cisco Nexus 9800 Series switches |
Added DCI multicast support with Anycast BGW on Cisco Nexus 9800 Series switches. |
10.6(2)F |
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VXLAN vPC Fabric peering support on Cisco Nexus 9364E-SG2 Series switches |
Added VXLAN vPC Fabric peering support on Cisco Nexus 9364E-SG2 Series switches. |
10.6(2)F |
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Dynamic Host Tracking for VNF Next-Hops |
Added Dynamic Host Tracking for EVPN VXLAN on Cisco Nexus 9300 FX, FX3, GX, and GX2 platform switches. |
10.6(2)F |
Dynamic Host Tracking for VNF Next-Hops How Dynamic Host Tracking Works Guidelines and Limitations for Dynamic Host Tracking |
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eMuBGP AF Multicast support in the underlay with TRM |
Added support for eMuBGP AF Multicast support in the underlay with TRM. |
10.6(2)F |
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L2MAC Seg without SVI - L2 to L3 migration support - allow SVI configuration |
Added support for L2MAC Segmentation without SVI, L2 to L3 migration support, and allow SVI configuration. |
10.6(2)F |
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EVPN ESI Multi-Homing |
Added the EVPN ESI multi-homing feature, a standardized solution that uses BGP-EVPN-based communication between ESI peers. The feature provides redundancy similar to vPC and vPC fabric peering, and it supports 2-way, 3-way, and 4-way multi-homing on PIP or VIP modes. |
10.6(1)F |
Topology of Multicast Layer 2 EVPN Type-6 routes (Reference) |
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VXLAN support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 switches |
Added VXLAN support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 switches. |
10.6(1)F |
Guidelines and limitations for VXLAN support on Cisco Nexus 9300-SE1 switches Supported features and configuration limits for VXLAN BGP EVPN Guidelines and limitations for VXLAN Multi-Site support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 switches Supported features for VXLAN EVPN with downstream VNI Supported platforms and releases for VXLAN NGOAM |
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TRMv4 support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 switches |
Added TRMv4 support on Cisco Nexus 9336C-SE1 switches for
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10.6(1)F |
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L2VLAN segmentation with SVI and without SVI |
Added support for MAC based L2 VLAN micro-segmentation with and without SVI. |
10.6(1)F |
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Micro-segmentation Match Criteria: Port+VLAN |
Added support for port along with VLAN based micro-segmentation. |
10.6(1)F |
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PIM graceful-spt feature is now default |
Added support to make PIM graceful-spt feature a default feature. |
10.6(1)F |
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Match Criteria: Port+VLAN |
Added support for port along with VLAN based micro-segmentation. |
10.6(1)F |
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VXLAN Anycast BGW (L2VNI) and RFC5549 |
Added L2VNI and RFC5549 underlay support for VXLAN Anycast BGW on Cisco Nexus 9364E-SG2-Q and 9364E-SG2-O switches. |
10.6(1)F |
Guidelines and Limitations for VXLAN Best practice for deploying VXLAN BGP EVPN with RFC 5549 underlay Best practice for VXLAN EVPN Multi-Site with RFC 5549 underlay |
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SMET route Interoperability support |
Added a new encoding option, format rfc6625 , to the advertise evpn multicast command for EVPN route Type 6, 7 and 8. This addresses interoperability issues between Cisco NX-OS and devices from other vendors that result from different multicast route encoding methods. |
10.6(1)F |
Feature support and limitations for multicast Layer 2 EVPN Type-6 routes |
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