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Campus Fabric Considerations for Layer 2, Layer 3, Multicast, Security, and QoS

  • 1 Campus Fabric Considerations for Layer 2, Layer 3, Multicast, Security, and QoS
    • 1.1 Campus Fabric Layer 2 Considerations
    • 1.2 Campus Fabric Layer 3 Unicast Considerations
    • 1.3 Campus Fabric and IP Multicast Considerations
      • 1.3.1 Considerations for Multicast Forwarding on PE Units
    • 1.4 Campus Fabric Security Considerations
    • 1.5 Campus Fabric QoS Considerations

Campus Fabric Considerations for Layer 2, Layer 3, Multicast, Security, and QoS

In this section:

  1. Campus Fabric Layer 2 Considerations
  2. Campus Fabric Layer 3 Unicast Considerations
  3. Campus Fabric and IP Multicast Considerations
    In a Campus Fabric domain, forwarding decisions always occur in the CB, even for incoming traffic on a PE port.
  4. Campus Fabric Security Considerations
  5. Campus Fabric QoS Considerations

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