Hello colleagues! There is a theoretical (or not) question. We know that in the DC design if we need to use a multihoming connection from endpoints (servers or something) to two independent leaf switches - we can use vPC or multihoming ESI or call it whatever you want for redundancy and speed purposes and it works in EVPN vxlan or ACI , right? Let's imagine that we have the same aim but within the SD-Access fabric with LISP and VXLAN, how can we solve this issue? Conditions: we can't use the stack, we can't use a L3 from the endpoint side and we have to utilize both links. There is a simple server with 2 NICs which supports either LACP or static LAG and we want to plug it into 2 independent SDA edge nodes (like c9300 something). For the server it has to look like a simple LACP. What can we do in this case? After couple of days googling I didn't find neither confirmation or denial of this design. Let's be prepared for the worst case if Cisco answers that "sorry it isn't supported", and what will heppen underhood if we plug a server anyway into 2 independent EN ports with the same L2 VNI ? Thanks!
