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In an E-LAN service, RT-2 provides any-to-any Ethernet connectivity between sites. RT-2 is the EVPN route type used to advertise MAC address reachability. Each RT-2 route represents a MAC address learned on a PE and is distributed using BGP EVPN. Remote PEs use this information to populate their Layer 2 forwarding tables. |
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In this test, we have validated MAC learning ingress PEs and observed correct propagation to remote PEs. We completed the verification by generating traffic over the E-LAN service, where endpoints maintained consistent Layer 2 connectivity throughout the test, and we observed no traffic loss. |
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Cisco 8711-32FH-M, |
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Cisco 8712-MOD-M, |
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Cisco ASR-9902, |
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Ericsson RAN Connect 6682, |
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Ericsson Router 6678, |
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HPE ACX7020, |
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HPE ACX7024, |
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HPE MX204, |
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HPE MX304, |
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Nokia 7750 SR-1, |
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ZTE ZXR10 M6000-2S16, |
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Table 47: EVPN ELAN Single Homing over SRv6 - ELAN |
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