Hi
Thanks for this lesson.
<Traditional layer 2 networks have issues because of three main reasons:
Spanning-tree.
Limited amount of VLANs.
Large MAC address tables.>
My understanding is as follows. Could you please explain ?
- Spine-leaf topology solved the Spanning tree issue. STP is not an issue in VxLAN.
- Limited amount of VLANs : This is the essential why vxlan needs.
- Large MAC address tables : I’am not sure how vxlan solve this problem. This issue is common in virtualization.
Spine-leaf was not ip network. It becomes ip underlay to bind MAC learning to a multicast group and to deliver VxLAN frame efficiently. Is it true ?
Thanks
Michael