03-01-2016 08:04 AM - edited 03-01-2019 08:12 AM
I’am a student making an apprenticeship.
My current task is to create a new VPN LAB environemente.
I have to compare DMVPN Phase 3 with Cisco LISP + GETVPN.
Thanks to the Cisco GETVPN+LISP Lab Guide I was able to build a quiet good lab.
But there is no MGMT routing separation. I want to have Loopback 0 interface and the interface facing to the RLOC to be vrf forwarding to MGMT.
But then LISP stopped working.
I was searching for a solution and I tried to vrf forwared the Lisp Interface , which did not worked out for me.
I didn't quiet get what those 2 commands are supposed to do.
Ip lisp source-locator
Ipv4 alt-vrf
Is it even possible to pop the interface facing to the RLOC into an other vrf?
Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it.
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03-22-2016 01:09 PM
I am not sure I understand, do you have a topology and diagram? You can create a separate EID table called management and "client registration interface" command to source it for GETVPN, example:
crypto gdoi group management-group
identity number 2016
server address ipv4 10.255.255.1
client protocol gikev2 default
client registration interface Loopback2016
Under router lisp:
eid-table vrf management instance-id 1
The loopback2000 would have the VRF management.
You may need to change the following:
"locator-table default," This could be "management" or "default."
03-22-2016 01:09 PM
I am not sure I understand, do you have a topology and diagram? You can create a separate EID table called management and "client registration interface" command to source it for GETVPN, example:
crypto gdoi group management-group
identity number 2016
server address ipv4 10.255.255.1
client protocol gikev2 default
client registration interface Loopback2016
Under router lisp:
eid-table vrf management instance-id 1
The loopback2000 would have the VRF management.
You may need to change the following:
"locator-table default," This could be "management" or "default."
03-22-2016 02:33 PM
Hey Jaffer Razvi
I fixed the Problem by using
locator-table vrf VRF4RLOCINTERFACE
under router Lisp
Thanks!
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