Hi Ole.
I do not have an exact answer for you. I suppose you did look into what the different profiles means ?
l3-agg
Optimizes the hardware forwarding mode for layer 2 forwarding with more table space allocated to host(ARP/ND) entries.
l3-core
Optimizes the hardware forwarding mode for layer 3 forwarding with more table space allocated to route entries. (Default on the 8320 switch series.)
leaf
Optimizes the hardware forwarding mode for layer 2 forwarding with more table space allocated to overlay host entries (VXLAN). (Default on the 8325 switch series.)
spine
Optimizes the hardware forwarding mode for layer 3 forwarding with more table space allocated to route entries. (8325 switch series only.)
Original Message:
Sent: Nov 06, 2023 06:40 AM
From: OK96
Subject: Border leaf system profile
Hi.
In the spine leaf design we have 8325 as spine and cx10000 as leaf. With a dedicated 8360 border leaf.
For the system profile, CX10.12 Fundamentals guide have good naming for 8325 and 10000 with spine or leaf as proposed system profile.
For 8360 there are 3 profiles.
1. Aggregation-Leaf (The default.)
2. Core-Spine
3. Leaf-Extended
Would you prefer system profile 1 or 3 for the border leafs?
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Ole Morten Kårbø
ACEA | ACSP | APS CX10000 | APS Central | APS SD-Branch
Netnordic Norway
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