Simplify Outside Network Connections Using Floating L3Outs
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- Updated:
- April 19, 2023
Book Table of Contents
- New and Changed Information
- About Cisco Floating L3Outs
- Avoiding Suboptimal Traffic From a Cisco ACI Internal Endpoint to a Floating L3Out
- Configuring Floating L3Outs
- Configuring Domains Using the GUI
- Creating a Floating L3Out
- Configuring the Avoidance of Suboptimal Traffic From an ACI Internal Endpoint to a Floating L3Out Using the Cisco APIC GUI
- Support for Multiple Encapsulation for L3Outs With SVI
- Floating L3Out Consideration and Restrictions
- Topology Examples with Avoidance of Suboptimal Traffic and ECMP
- Configuring Floating L3Outs Using the CLI
- Configuring Floating L3Out Using the REST API
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