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1 CCNP 3 v5 - Chapter 4 Cisco Networking Academy CCNP Multilayer Switching Implementing Inter-VLAN Routing VLANs VLANs are associated with individual networks or subnetworks Network devices in different VLANs cannot communicate with one another without a Layer 3 router When an end station in one VLAN needs to communicate with an end station in another VLAN, inter-vlan communication is required
2 Methods of inter-vlan routing A physical interface for each VLAN Networks with just a couple of VLANs External router Cheaper than a Layer 3switch Performance limited Internal router Integration between the layer 2 and 3 elements More performance Inter-VLAN router using multiple interfaces on an external router One router interface for each VLAN on the switch The router provides all L3 routing functionality between VLANs
3 Inter-VLAN routing using an external router and a single trunk Single, trunk-connected link to a router Must be Fast Ethernet or greater to support ISL 802.1Q is supported in 10Mbps links Router on a stick = Lollipop routing = One-arm bandit The router must have a separate logical connection (subinterface) for each VLAN ISL, or 802.1Q trunking must be enabled on the single physical connection between the router and switch Inter-VLAN routing configuration A router interface must on trunk link must be configured With a subinterface for each VLAN that will be serviced With the same trunk encapsulation protocol on each subinterface: ISL or 802.1Q Inter-VLAN routing verification ping R#show vlan R#show ip route R#show ip interface brief
4 Layer 2 switching Forwards frames based on information in the L2 frame Occurs in HW latency decreased Uses Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASIC) Wire-speed performance in ideal circumstances A L2 switch builds a forwarding table Source MAC address + inbound port number of received frame Cisco Catalysts have 2 primary table architectures CAM table Records the source address + inbound port of all frames Compares destination MAC addresses TCAM table (Tertiary CAM) Stores ACLs, QoS and other information A key is created to compare the frame to the table content is fed into a hashing algorithm, which produces a pointer into the table to access a smaller specific area of the table Layer 2 Switch Forwarding Process
5 Multilayer Switching Ability to switch data based on information at multiple layers Class of high-performance routers that provide L3 services and simultaneously forward packets at wire-speed through switching hardware Layer 3 switch Uses ASIC HW: wire-speed PDU header rewrites and forwarding L3 switching speeds approximate those of L2 switching Layer 3 switching can occur at two different locations Centralized switching: central forwarding table Distributed switching: on a port or line card level Layer 3 switching methods Route caching: flow-based Topology-based switching: uses FIB (Forwarding Information Base) Frame rewriting using CEF IP unicast packets and frames are rewritten on the output interface as follows Source MAC address changes to the router MAC address Destination MAC address changes to the next-hop MAC address TTL is decremented by one IP header and frame checksums are recalculated
6 L3 switch virtual interfaces - SVI Virtual L3 switch interface that can be configured for any VLAN that exists on a L3 switch It provides L3 processing for packets from all switch ports associated with that VLAN Only one SVI can be associated with a VLAN It supports routing protocol and bridging configurations Created upon entering VLAN interface configuration mode Reasons to configure a SVI To provide: A default gateway for a VLAN so traffic can be routed between VLANs Fallback bridging if it is required for nonrutable protocols L3 IP connectivity to the switch Routed interfaces on a Multilayer Switch Routed switch port Physical switch port on a Multilayer switch capable of L3 processing Not associated with a particular VLAN It behaves like a regular router interface, but it doesn t support VLAN subinterfaces It can provide a L3 path into the switch for a number of devices on a specific subnet, all of which are located out a single switch port It supports routing protocol and bridging configurations It is required to remove L2 port functionality Switch(config-if)#no switchport Created upon entering VLAN interface configuration mode
7 Configuring inter-vlan routing Turn on the switches IP routing functionality: Switch(config)#ip routing Routing: Via the switch virtual interface A virtual interface in every VLAN Switch(config)#interface vlan vlan_id Switch(config-if)#ip address ip_add mask Switch(config-if)#no shutdown for VLAN 1 Configuring inter-vlan routing (II) Routing Via the routed port: Configure a physical switch port/interface as a router interface Switch(config)#interface f0/1 Switch(config-if)# no switchport Switch(config-if)# ip address ip_add mask Switch(config)# router ip_routing_protocol <options>
8 Routing beetwen an external router and an internal route processor Goal access to a WAN interface Routed port on the switch RS(config)#interface f0/1 RS(config-if)# no switchport RS(config-if)#ip address ExtR(config)#interface f0/0 ExtR(config-if)#ip address Routing between VLANs on switch: RS(config)#interface vlan 10 RS(config-if)# ip address RS(config)#interface vlan 20 RS(config-if)# ip address Also, a routing protocol Configuring router on-a-stick To configure subinterfaces on a physical interface: Identify the interface Router(config)#interface FastEthernet slot-number / port-number.subinterface-number Define the VLAN encapsulation Router(config-subif)#encapsulation dot1q vlannumber Assign an IP address to the interface Router(config-subif)#ip address ip-address mask
9 Configuring the router for the native VLAN IOS 12.1(3)T router subinterface as the native VLAN RS(config)#interface vlan 10 RS(config-if)# ip address RS(config-if)# no shutdown RS(config)#interface f0/1 RS(config-if)# switchport mode trunk RS(config-if)# switchport trunk native vlan 1 Router(config)#interface f0/0.1 Router(config-subif)#encapsulation dot1q 1 native Router(config-subif)# ip address Router(config)#interface f0/0.10 Router(config-subif)#encapsulation dot1q 10 Router(config-subif)# ip address Router(config)#interface f0/0.20 Router(config-subif)#encapsulation dot1q 20 Router(config-subif)# ip address Verifying the inter-vlan routing configuration show ip route Confirms IP routing is enabled show ip interface brief Shows virtual and routed interfaces show ip interface fastethernet module/port Shows Layer 2/3 functionality Show interface fastethernet module/port switchport Shows Layer 2/3 functionality
10 Explaining L3 Switch processing A L3 swich performs 3 major functions: Packet switching Router processing Intelligent network services Distributed architecture in which the control path and data path are relatively independent Control path code (routing protocols ) route processor Data packets forwarded by the switching fabric L3 switching can occur: Centralized Central forwarding table Distributed Port or line-card level L3 switching methods: Route caching Topology-based using routing table information CEF-based multilayer switch CEF Cisco Express Forwarding It caches routing information in the Forwarding Information Base (FIB) It caches L2 next-hop addresses for all FIB entries in an Adjacency Table Parallel paths can exist to load balance per packet CEF operates in 2 modes Central CEF mode FIB and Adjacency Table reside on the route processor The route processor performs the express forwarding Distributed CEF mode Line cards maintain identical copies of the FIB and Adjacency Table
11 CEF-based multilayer switch CEF separates the control plane HW from the data plane HW Control plane: builds FIB & Adjacency tables in SW Data plane: Forwards IP unicast traffic in HW Some IP packets can not be processed in HW IP packets that use IP Header options Packets with an expiring IP TTL counter Packets forwarded to a tunnel interface Packets that arrive/are routed with nonsupported encapsulation types Packets that exceed the MTU of an output interface CEF Based Tables FIB derived from the IP routing table arranged for maximum lookup throughput Adjacency table derived from the ARP table contains L2 rewrite (MAC) information for the next hop CEF IP destination prefixes are stored in the TCAM table from the most specific to the least specific entry When the CEF TCAM table is full, a wildcard entry redirects to the L3 engine When the adjacency table is full, a CEF TCAM table entry points to the L3 engine to redirect the adjacency The FIB lookup is based on the L3 destination address prefix (longest match) FIB table updates An ARP entry for the destination next hop changes The routing table entry for a prefix changes The routing table entry for the next hop changes
12 CEF Based Tables Adjacency table population The L3 engine queries the switch for a physical MAC address The switch selects a MAC address from the chassis MAC range and assigns it to the L3 This MAC address is assigned by the L3 engine as a burned-in address for all VLAN This MAC address is used by the switch to initiate L3 packet lookups The switch installs wildcard CEF entries, which point to drop adjacencies The L3 engine informs the switch of its interfaces participating in MLS. The switch creates the (MAC, VLAN) L2 CAM entry for the L3 engine The L3 engine informs the switch about features for interfaces participating in MLS The L3 engine informs the switch about all CEF entries related to its interfaces and connected networks. The switch populates the CEF entries and point them to L3 engine redirect adjacencies TCAM Specialized piece of memory designed for rapid, HW based table lookups of L3 & L4 information ARP throttling Only the first few packets for a connected destination reach the L3 engine so that it can use ARP to locate the host Throttling adjacency is installed so that subsequent packets don t initiate more ARPs until an ARP reply is received Throttling adjacency is removed When an ARP reply is received If no ARP reply is seen within 2 seconds (2) A glean adjacency entry indicates that a particular next hop should be directly connected, but there is no MAC header rewrite information available (3) The L3 engine sends an ARP request for host B and installs the drop adjacency for host B. Then, subsequent frames destined for host B from host A are dropped (ARP throttling)
13 CEF-based MLS operation Different types of adjacencies Null adjacency packets destined for a Null0 are dropped Glean adjacency When a router is connected directly to several hosts, the FIB table maintains a prefix for the subnet rather than for individual hosts Punt adjacency Special handling in higher layers Discard adjacency packets are discarded Drop adjacency packets are dropped, but the prefix is checked CEF-Based MLS Operation 1. A B : switch recognizes the frame as a L3 packet because the destination MAC matches the L3 engine MAC 2. Switch performs a CEF lookup (destination IP). The packet hits the CEF entry and is redirected to the L3 engine using a glean adjacency 3. L3 engine installs an ARP throttling adjacency for IP B 4. L3 engine sends and ARP request for B on VLAN B sends an ARP response to L3 engine 6. L3 engine installs the resolved adjacency in the switch 7. Switch forwards the packet to B 8. Switch receives subsequent packets for B 9. Switch performs a CEF look up, finds a CEF entry for B, rewrites packets and forwards them to B
14 CEF configuration CEF is enabled by default in Catalyst 6500 series Supervisor Engine 720 with PFC2, MSFC3, and DFC and cannot be disabled To enable/disable CEF on a 4000: Router(config)#(no) ip cef To enable/disable CEF on a 3550: Router(config-if)#(no) ip route-cache cef To monitor CEF: Router#show ip cef Router#show ip cef detail Switch#show adjacency detail Switch#debug ip cef Common CEF problems and solutions Steps when troubleshooting CEF: Ensure that the normal L3 operations on the router processor are functioning properly Verify that information from the router processor has properly populated the FIB and adjacency table Troubleshooting CEF is verifying that packets are indeed receiving the full benefit of CEF switching and not being punted to a slower packet switching or processing method punt action of sending a packet down to the next fastest switching level
15 The End Cisco Networking Academy
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