At 09:23 AM 11/13/2013 Wednesday, Arne Larsen / Region Nordjylland quipped:
Hi all
What is the correct setup when one is using fabricpath and vPC+
If 2 5k are direct connected with 2 10G fabricpath interfaces,
should these 2 be a channel group
or doesn't it really matter, because of the equal cost routing in isis
If you really want VPC+, then yes it should be a port channel and
configured as the VPC peer link. PL & PKA are required in VPC+ just
like in VPC.
If you don't need VPC+, then yes you could just do parallel FP links
and use ECMP for load sharing instead of port-channel, it's your choice.
Hope that helps,
Tim
/Arne
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