vsg-vrf-add
Starting from NetVisor release 6.0.1 it is possible to import/export subnet prefixes between Unicast Fabric VRFs. This operation is sometimes informally referred to as ‘prefix leaking’.
To implement this functionality a new innovative entity called Virtual Service Group (vSG) is introduced: it’s an abstraction that defines in an intuitive, and user-friendly way the policies by which prefixes are shared.
Use this command to add a VRF to a vSG.
The vsg-vrf-add command enables the user to optionally specify the type of prefix sharing to apply to each VRF as well as an associated vNET. The promiscuous keyword (i.e., the default option) identifies VRFs whose prefixes can be freely shared with any other VRF. Instead, the isolated keyword identifies VRFs whose prefixes can only be shared with VRFs marked as promiscuous.
Syntax vsg-vrf-add
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vsg-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vSG. |
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vnet vnet-name |
Specify the vNET name for the VRF. |
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vrf vrf name |
Specify the name of the VRF. |
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type promiscuous|isolated |
Specify the VRF list type. |
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export-leaked-networks none|evpn |
Specifies the VRF export to protocols. |
Defaults None
Access Network Administrator
History
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Version 6.0.1 |
Command introduced. |
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Version 7.0.0 |
The parameter export-leaked-networks added. |
Usage Use this command to add a VRF to a Virtual Service Group (vSG).
Examples To add the VRF SERVICE-AMBER to a vSG named GROUP-A, use the following syntax:
CLI (network-admin@switch) > vsg-vrf-add vsg-name GROUP-A vrf SERVICE-AMBER promiscuous