Hello everyone,I've been trying to find information regarding how Cat9500s in Stackwise architecture manage multicast traffic, but I couldn't find anything to confirm the behaviour that I see in the lab. I'd be grateful if anybody in the community mi...
Hi,I'd like to confirm that the attached scenario is viable. According to documentation, there is dynamic NAT support within the Nexus3000 family (https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus3000/sw/interfaces/93x/configuration/gui...
Dear all,I'm running IOS-XE 03.16.01a.S in an ASR920. I'd be grateful if somebody could help me with a pretty strange behaviour I have in an ASR920. I have two vrfs, VRFA and VRFB. VRFA has the following route table:B XXXX:YYYY::/64 [200/50]via XXXX:...
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I'd be grateful if somebody could recommend me a software to collect CGNAT logs with Netflowv9 format. I don't know if I can use traditional Netflow collection and analysis solutions like PRTG, sw from Caida, etc., or I need something more speci...
I'd be grateful if anybody could help me with the following doubt...
I'm running IOS-XE 15.4(3)S4 in an ASR1001X. I've configured CGNAT BPA with the following settings:
RTR01#sh ip nat bpa
Paired Address Pooling (PAP) Limit: 120 local addresses per...
Thank you very much for your answer and the information you add, Mr. Sharifi. Please, let me go a little further. If you take a look at the figure 2, destination router is dual-homed to both chassis, so I don't know if the case you highlight fully ap...
Hi BB, Those routers are transit routers responsible for eBGP. We try to keep them as 'clean' as possible. Of course that is our last resort, but we try to explore every alternative we would have before having to configure NAT in them. Thank you Octa...
Thank you, BB. I'll try to test it in any case, as it's a bit confusing feature in different Nexus models. Reviewed with a Cisco SE, he recommended a lab test first. I came to the community looking for people having lived the same confusing situation...
Thanks a lot, BB. I know what it says the document, but I've also found this limitation in another Nexus family only applied to the outside interface, as if HSRP/VRRP was effectively supported in the inside. In the end I want to test it in a lab, but...
