On 3/Jul/18 22:29, Gert Doering wrote:
> Since side A does not know that side B is actually a "MC-LAG" (if > side B does things right) not sure where you expect problems. > > A proper MC-LAG is not really that much different from "a LAG across > a stacked set of switches" or "a LAG across different line cards" - just > the coupling/learning protocol between the entities involved differs. As far as the theory goes, yes, I'm with you... But like with Segment Routing, who has actually done it? And more importantly, done it to be doing anything else at 3AM in lieu of waiting for a call from the NOC? Mark.
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