Cisco ACI Demo 102 With Baremetal Server And L3 Out

Cisco ACI Demo 102 With Baremetal Server And L3 Out

(1) Bare Metal server integration

0. Network Topology

• Bare Metal server (Figure 1)
• Fabric access topology (Figure 2,3)
  
• Physical domain (Figure 3)
  
• Tenant topology (Figure 4)

1. Fabric Access Policies (Figure 5)
   • Configure interface (Figure 6,7) 
     • Interface parameters: CDP, LLDP
     • Attached Device Type: Domain, VLAN Range
2. Deploy Static Ports (Interface) (Figure 8)
   • Deploy static EPG on interface
     • Node, Path, Port Encap (Figure 9,10)
   • Associate physical domain to Web EPG (Figure 11,12)
   • EPG Web, Client End-Points (Figure 13)
     • Tenant > Tenant01 > Application Profiles > Billing > Application EPGs > Web > Operational > Client End-Points

(2) VPC access ports and VMM integration

0. Network Topology

• Bare Metal server, N3K (Figure 1)
• Fabric access topology (Figure 2,3)
  
• Physical domain (Figure 3)
  
• Tenant topology (Figure 4)

1. Fabric Access Policies (Figure 5)
   • Configure interface VPC (Figure 6,7) 
     • Interface parameters: CDP, LLDP, Port Channel
     • Attached Device Type: Domain, VLAN Range
2. Create L3 Out (Figure 8)
   • Identity (Figure 9)
     • VRF, Domain, Routing Protocol
   • Nodes and Interfaces (Figure 10)
     • L2, L3, Address, Encap VLAN
     • Side A Address, Side B address
   • Protocol (Figure 11)
     • Protocol associations
   • External EPG (Figure 12)
   • OSPF is UP (Figure 13)
3. Create Contract (Figure 14)
   • Contract (Figure 15)
   • Subject (Figure 16)
     • default, permit any
   • Assign contract
     • L3Outs – External EPG as Consumed (Figure 17)
     • Web – Application EPG as Provided (Figure 18, 19)
   • Topology, contract relationship (Figure 20)
4. Associate to Bridge Domain
5. • L3 Outs association (Figure 21)
   • Subnet advertisement (Figure 22)
   • Subnet advertised (Figure 23)
   • OSPF view in GUI (Figure 24, 25)