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Interconnecting

Data Centers Using VPLS

Nash Darukhanawalla, CCIE No. 10332

Patrice Bellagamba

Cisco Press

800 East 96th Street Indianapolis, IN 46240

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Contents

Introduction xv

Chapter 1 Data Center Layer 2 Interconnect 1

Overview of High-Availability Clusters 2 Public Network Attachment 3 Private Network Attachment 3

Data Center Interconnect: Legacy Deployment Models 4 Problems Associated with Extended Layer 2 Networks 5 Summary 7

Chapter 2 Appraising Virtual Private LAN Service 9

VPN Technology Considerations 9 Layer 3 Virtual Private Networks 10 Layer 2 Virtual Private Networks 10 VPLS Overview 11

Understanding Pseudowires 14

VPLS to Scale STP Domain for Layer 2 Interconnection 15 H-VPLS Considerations 17

EEM 18 MPLS 19

Label Switching Functions 19 MPLS LDP 20

MPLS LDP Targeted Session 20 Limit LDP Label Allocation 21 MPLS LDP-IGP Synchronization 21 MPLS LDP TCP "Pak Priority" 21 MPLS LDP Session Protection 22

Summary 22

Chapter 3 High Availability for Extended Layer 2 Networks 23

MTU Evaluation for Intersite Transport 23 Core Routing 25

Mixed MPLS/IP Core 26

Different IGP for IP Core and MPLS 27 Same IGP for IP Core and MPLS 27

Pure MPLS Core 28 Pure IP Core 30

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ix

Convergence Optimization 32 Key Convergence Elements 33 Failure Detection and Tuning 33

IP Event Dampening 34 BFD 35

Link Debounce Timer 37 Carrier-Delay Timer 38

Alternate Route Computation 40 Summary 42

Chapter 4 MPLS Traffic Engineering 43

Understanding MPLS-TE 43 Fast Reroute 44 Load Repartition over the Core 45

Load Repartition over a Parallel-Links Bundle 45

Implementing MPLS-TE for Traffic Repartition over Parallel Links 46 Enable ТЕ 47

Create MPLS-TE Tunnels and Map Each VFI to a Tunnel LSP 48 Explicit-Path Option 48

Adding FRR to Explicit Option 50

Affinity Option 52

Adding FRR to Affinity Option 52

Summary 53

Chapter 5 Data Center Interconnect: Architecture Alternatives 55

Ensuring a Loop-Free Global Topology: Two Primary Solution Models 55 N-PE Using MST for Access to VPLS 5 6

N-PE Using ICCP Emulation for Access to VPLS 56

Data Center Interconnect Design Alternatives: Summary and Comparison 57

Chapter 6 Case Studies for Data Center Interconnect 61

Case Study 1: Large Government Organization 61 Challenges 61

Solution 62

Case Study 2: Large Outsourcer for Server Migration and Clustering 65 Challenges 65

Solution 65 Summary 68

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Chapter 7 Data Center Multilayer Infrastructure Design 69

Network Staging for Design Validation 71 Hardware and Software 72

Convergence Tests 73

Traffic Flow 73 Traffic Rate 73 Traffic Profile 74

Summary 76

Chapter 8 MST-Based Deployment Models 77

MST in N-PE: MST Option la 77

Implementing MST in N-PE: MST Option la Design 80 Convergence Tests 100

Cluster Server Tests 103

VPLS with N-PE Redundancy Using RPVST with Isolated MST in N-PE: MST Option lb 106

EEM Scripting to Complement Isolated MST Solution 109 Implementing RPVST in a Data Center with Isolated MST

in N-PE (MST Option lb) Design 110 Convergence Tests 130

Cluster Server Tests 134 Summary 138

Chapter 9 EEM-Based Deployment Models 139

N-PE Redundancy Using the Semaphore Protocol: Overview 139 Semaphore Definition 141

Semaphore Theory Application 142

N-PE Redundancy Using Semaphore Protocol: Details 142 VPLS PWs in Normal Mode 142

Primary N-PE Failure 145

Primary N-PE Recovers After the Failure 145 Implementing a Semaphore 146

EEM / Semaphore Scripts 147 Naming Conventions 148

Loopback Definitions 148 Node Definitions 149

VPLS with N-PE Redundancy Using EEM Semaphore: EEM Option 2 150

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xi Control Plane 151 Data Plane 151 Theory of Operation 151 Normal Mode 151 Failure Conditions 152

Primary N-PE Node Failure 153

Primary N-PE Node Recovers After the Failure 154

N-PE Routers: Hardware and Software 154 Implementing VPLS with N-PE Redundancy Using

EEM Semaphore Design 154 Convergence Tests 168

Cluster Server Tests 172

H-VPLS with N-PE Redundancy Using EEM Semaphore: EEM Option 3 176

Control Plane 179 Data Plane 179

Theory of Operation 179

Normal Mode 179

Primary N-PE Node or Q-Link Failure 180

Primary N-PE Node or Q-Link Recovers After the Failure 181

N-PE Routers: Hardware and Software 182

Implementing H-VPLS with N-PE Redundancy Using EEM Semaphore Design 182

Convergence Tests 195 Server Cluster Tests 199

Multidomain H-VPLS with N-PE Redundancy: EEM Option 4a 201 Control Plane 203

Data Plane 203

Theory of Operation 204

Normal Mode 204

Primary N-PE Node or Q-Link Failure 204

Primary N-PE Node or Q-Link Recovery After the Failure 205

N-PE Routers: Hardware and Software 207

Implementing Multidomain H-VPLS with N-PE Redundancy Using EEM Semaphore Design 207

Convergence Tests 217 Server Cluster Tests 221

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Multidomain H-VPLS with Dedicated U-PE: EEM Option 4b 227

Multidomain H-VPLS with Multichassis EtherChannel: EEM Option 5a 227 Solution Positioning 230

Multidomain H-VPLS with MEC and VLAN Load Balancing: EEM Option 5b 230

Control Plane 233 Data Plane 233

Theory of Operation 233

Normal Mode 233

Primary N-PE Node Failure 234

Primary N-P Node Recovers After the Failure 235

N-PE Routers: Hardware and Software 236 Implementing EEM Option 5b 237 Convergence Tests 252

Server Tests 259

Multidomain H-VPLS with MEC and VLAN Load Balancing: PWs on Active and Standby VPLS Nodes in Up/Up State: EEM Option 5 c 262

N-PE Routers: Hardware and Software 264 Configuration Summary 265

Convergence Tests 270 Summary 275

Chapter 10 GRE-Based Deployment Model 277

Key Configuration Steps for VPLSoGRE-Based Solutions 279 VPLSoGRE with N-PE Redundancy Using EEM Semaphore 282

Convergence Tests 284 Cluster Server Tests 286

VPLSoGRE: Multidomain with H-VPLS Solution 291 Convergence and Cluster Server Tests 296

Cluster Server Tests 298 Summary 302

Chapter 11 Additional Data Center Interconnect Design Considerations 303

Multicast Deployment in a Layer 2 Environment 303 Multicast at Layer 2 304

Tuning the IGMP Query Interval 304

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xiii

Routing Design 306

QinQ MAC Overlapping 307 Storm Control 310

L2 Control-Plane Packet Storm Toward N-PE 311 L2 Broadcast and Multicast Packet Storm 312 L2 Known Unicast Packet Storm 313

L2 Unknown Unicast Packet Storm 314 QoS Considerations 315

Stateful Switchover Considerations 318 IGP (OSPF) Cost 318

Router ID Selection 319 Summary 319

Chapter 12 VPLS PE Redundancy Using Inter-Chassis Communication Protocol 321

Introducing ICCP 322

Interaction with AC Redundancy Mechanisms 324 Interaction with PW Redundancy Mechanisms 325 Configuring VPLS PE Redundancy Using ICCP 326 Summary 327

Chapter 13 Evolution of Data Center Interconnect 329

A Larger Problem to Solve 329

Networking Technology: Research Directions 330 Improving Legacy L2 Bridging 330

New Concepts in L2 Bridging 331

L2 Service over L3 Transport: MPLS or IP? Battle or Coexistence? 332 Summary 333

Glossary 335

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