300-620 Exam Dumps : Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (300-620 DCACI)

When deploying a new Cisco ACI Multi-Pod setup, it’s crucial to ensure that the Tunnel Endpoint (TEP) pool of the new pod is routable across the Inter-Pod Network (IPN). This allows the TEP addresses to be reachable across the pods, facilitating communication between them. Additionally, increasing the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for all IPN routers is necessary to support the larger frame size required by VXLAN encapsulation, which is typically above the standard Ethernet MTU of 1500 bytes.

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Cisco ACI Multi-Pod Configuration Guide

Cisco ACI Best Practices Guide

To meet the requirement of sending all faults and events related to endpoint groups, bridge domains, and VRFs to the new SNMP configuration and syslog servers, the network engineer should utilize common tenant monitoring policies in the Cisco APIC. The common tenant is used for global configurations that apply across the entire fabric, including monitoring policies.

In a Cisco ACI bridge domain and VRF configured with a default data-plane learning configuration, the two endpoint attributes that are programmed in the leaf switch when receiving traffic are:

Local MAC, IP (Option D)5.

Local Subnet (Option E)5. These attributes are learned by the ACI fabric through common network methods such as ARP, GARP, and ND, as well as through the data-plane. The local MAC and IP addresses are learned and used for traffic routing and bridging, while the local subnet information is used for traffic optimization and endpoint location tracking56.