Active CCIE since 2014.
15+ years of experience with major mobile operators and vendors in five countries.
Certifications, training, and experience with multiple vendors, including Cisco, Juniper, Arista, Nokia, Huawei, ZTE, Extreme, Palo Alto, and Fortinet, and more...
In addition to countless hours of reading and labbing :)
What brings me here?
I'm just going to share what I know about something I enjoy. Computer networking is not alone my chosen occupation, but also my 'special interest' [if you know what I mean ;)]
For questions or ideas, feel free to get in touch at [email protected]
Cheers, everyone!
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Respect to you. I’ve passed my CCNA same year as you in 2007, passed 1 paper in CCNP and 1 paper in CCIP. Until today I’m regret not completed by CCNP and CCIP😅. Being married in 2010 and had 4 kids, I’m simply didn’t have enough time to prepare for the certification.
@@aizuddinariffin1637 thanks for sharing. Its never too late :)
Hi sir, I have shared a mail for PDF Please consider this request and share the PDF. Thank you
@@LanternDevilYT hi dear, sure, i ll put a link for the pdf. Thanks for reminding.
Thanks for the video and your valuable time. Really loved it
The packet walk is well explained, thank you very much , could you elaborate more in bgp evpn in later videos
Thank you❤
Informative content for beginners, to learn EVPN from Basic.
Great content i will rewatch again
You can also download the pdf, there is a link in the description.
very informative, and kinda confusing so am going to make it lab to see how its going to work.
Thanks. Sure practice it. Whats confusing, let me know?
@CCIEOnTheSpectrum confusing part about Route dustinguser and route targets. How does it map Mac to ip and where the encapsulation and decap are happening.
Didn't understand your question. RD/RT are just like L3VPN, RT is used to install the routes in right MAC-VRF. VNI information helps for data plane forwarding. Split the concept in 2 parts control plan and data plane, would be easier to understand then. MAC to IP?? leaf switches don't need to learn about IP in this case, they are just acting like a layer 2 switch as its VXLAN bridging demo.
i'm not even done watching the video , but this is by far the best explanation i've ever seen on vxlan ...thank you
please make a video for different vlans
Sure, very soon
Amazing and simplified teaching how vlan to VXLAN transition happen, Great Work
Hello, if there is a server3 connected to a interafce on Cleaf1 with Vlan10, and it has the same IP address as the server 2 which is 172.16.10.2, if the server1 ping 172.16.10.2, will the cleaf1 send the traffic to server 2 through vxlan, or will send to server 3 ?
Hello, if there is another server3 connected to Vlan 10 interface on Cleaf1 have the same IP address(172.16.10.2) as Server2 , if server1 pings to 172.16.10.2, how does the cleaf1 know where to forward to, will forward to server2 through vxlan , or server3 locally within cleaf1? Thanks
Forget vxlan for a moment, What would happen if you do that to a layer 2 switch? Consider vxlan fabric a big switch.
@@CCIEOnTheSpectrum sorry not quite understand...
super explanation >>>
Sir plesae share the PDF i've sent an email to you
Sure, i will email you.
great explanation . Thanks alot
One of nicest video ever ....and to the point as well...👍...do you have similar video for L3VPN?
One of the best explanation of VXLAN. Even a kid will understand what VXLAN is
Great work appart from the music. Thx, Ccie #24925
Wow, thanks for sharing, u cleared the logic behind vxlan
awesome great video about vxlan EVPN
awesome great explanation
Nicely demonstrated…looking forward to your next vxlan video with ebgp in arista environment. Great work keep it up 👏
Thank you all for liking the videos. I will try my best to continue sharing a lot more exciting stuff. Sometimes, it becomes quite difficult juggling between work and taking time to make such videos.
Thank you, would you mind to create a video with BGP as underlay and L2 & L3 EVPN using Arista? or if you can refer to any detailed video? much appreciate
great explanation of VxLAN, appreciate for elaborating each step in detailed way.
Nice Video and One of the Best Explanations. One question tough. At 29:30 How does the cleaf1 know the destination Mac of Ethernet1 of Spine1?
Arp broadcast, but scope is only that particular layer 3 link between switches, because the switches know where to send the broadcast packet out, due to that point to point link subnet mask.
Well explained, loved it.
Well explained, loved it. I hope you continue making videos on advanced topics. The way you have everything on the same page, helped me keep things on track better and I didn't get lost like it usually happens when someone changes slides, windows, diagrams too frequently.
One of the best explanations with the packet walk makes it so simpler to understand and visualize in your head.
Thank you, best explanation
Great Work!!!
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wow amazing! Amazing explnantion and love the demo. Keep it would love to see BGP evpn config
Fantastic everything is see is with Evpn & Bgp wanted to pull this off with ospf. Very Helpful thank you!
Simply the best introduction to VXLAN I could find on the internet. Thank you so much, great job!
Fantastic job mate many thanks for sharing and taking the time. Much appreciated!
I really like VXLAN and think it should replace STP.
it is replaced by stp in datacenter model
Excellent Explanation.....You are doing a great job
Great explanation this really carves out why we need lisp for more complicated networks. Fantastic demo hitting subscribe!
Great explanation. Please upload L2VPN evpn video as well.
Terrific Explanation. Having completed my CCIE written back in 1998, I think they just started calling it R&S at that point in time, VXLAN was not part of my vernacular, however conceptually it is not uch different than MPLS in concept. Thanks for breaking it down so everyone can get it. If I was to ask for anything additional would be how to troubleshoot and possibly debug end-to-end.
Thanks; a tshoot video is on the list. Hint: Breaking it down into 3 steps is indeed a tshoot strategy. 3 questions to ask for tshoot: is the underlay ok? Is the L2 btwn leaf sw and the host ok? Is the 'vxlan interface' config(vlan-to-vni mapping plus bum traffic) ok?
The best Video ever thanks
Really clear explanation thank you
Hello, can you explain more VXLAN EVPN L2, L3 and the advantages of using and not using VXLAN EVPN
Yup, its on the list. Bgp evpn is a routing protocol. Like any other routing protocol it advertises network reachability(mac/ip) information. The forwarding of the data remains the same as shown in this video. 2 main benefits of bgp evpn in vxlan: - Auto discovery of remote leaf switches where we have a VNI configured. The flood command used in this demo wouldn't be needed anymore. - MAC address advertisement via bgp evpn. Here in the manual method, MAC address learning is data plane driven. If you understand the manual method demonstrated in this video, then bgp evpn wouldn't be too difficult to understand.
Great explanation. Thank you
hello bro thanks what is the version of ios
4.29.2F
You are awesome sir
1) Do all kinds of nerd stuff 2) call your isp, they'll tell you it's in your end and to go back to step 1. 3) repeat steps 1 and 2 like 5 times. 4) get finally connected to the actual technical support which you thought you had already talked with but didn't. 5) "Yes. A network switch at your area broke like 6 hours ago, we've known it the whole time. Your connection should be back up in about an hour. Why are you calling here? Didn't the customer service tell you about this? 🙄"
Great tutorial. I know it's a simple configuration but i think the vlan interface config is missing. It would be good to the see the IP anycast configuration.
is this pretty much the same as 802.1q or router on a stick? if you could do a break down of the differences that would be lovely. Thanks for the video.