Unable to forward ve interfaces to new VRF
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11-05-2018 12:37 PM
Hello,
We just created a new vrf on a brocade ICX 7750 it looks like this:
SSH@CORE-C0190#show vrf detail
Total number of VRFs configured: 1
VRF TELIP-SF, default RD 10:10, Table ID 1
IP Router-Id: 1.1.1.1
No interfaces
Address Family IPv4
Max Routes: 4096
Number of Unicast Routes: 0
Total number of IPv4 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 0
Total number of IPv6 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 0
The 7750 runs L3 code and has many running ve interfaces assigned to vlans
When creating a new ve (router interface) for a new vlan, we cannot forward the ve to the new VRF:
SSH@CORE-C0190(config)#vlan 445 name telip by port
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vlan-445)#tag ethernet 1/1/1
Added tagged port(s) ethe 1/1/1 to 1/1/2 to port-vlan 445.
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vlan-445)#router-interface ve 445
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vlan-445)#exit
SSH@CORE-C0190(config)#interface ve 445
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vif-445)#ip address 10.89.95.66/28
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vif-445)#vrf forwarding TELIP-SF
Invalid input -> TELIP-SF
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vif-445)#
It does work when assigning a physical interface to the new VRF...
What are we missing?
Thanks in advance
We just created a new vrf on a brocade ICX 7750 it looks like this:
SSH@CORE-C0190#show vrf detail
Total number of VRFs configured: 1
VRF TELIP-SF, default RD 10:10, Table ID 1
IP Router-Id: 1.1.1.1
No interfaces
Address Family IPv4
Max Routes: 4096
Number of Unicast Routes: 0
Total number of IPv4 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 0
Total number of IPv6 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 0
The 7750 runs L3 code and has many running ve interfaces assigned to vlans
When creating a new ve (router interface) for a new vlan, we cannot forward the ve to the new VRF:
SSH@CORE-C0190(config)#vlan 445 name telip by port
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vlan-445)#tag ethernet 1/1/1
Added tagged port(s) ethe 1/1/1 to 1/1/2 to port-vlan 445.
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vlan-445)#router-interface ve 445
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vlan-445)#exit
SSH@CORE-C0190(config)#interface ve 445
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vif-445)#ip address 10.89.95.66/28
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vif-445)#vrf forwarding TELIP-SF
Invalid input -> TELIP-SF
SSH@CORE-C0190(config-vif-445)#
It does work when assigning a physical interface to the new VRF...
What are we missing?
Thanks in advance
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11-06-2018 05:33 PM
Hello,
It turns out that when you create the vlan you have to assign it to physical interface that has no other vlans assigned to it, then it lets you forward this vlan's ve interface to the VRF.
After that you can assign this vlan to other physical interfaces.
Result for vlan 445 and 446:
SSH@CORE-C0190#show vrf
Total number of VRFs configured: 1
Status Codes - A:active, D:pending deletion, I:inactive
Name Default RD vrf|v4|v6 V4Routes V6Routes Interfaces
TELIP-SF 10:10 A | A| I 3 0 ve445 ve446
Total number of IPv4 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 3
Total number of IPv6 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 0
SSH@CORE-C0190#
Best regards.
It turns out that when you create the vlan you have to assign it to physical interface that has no other vlans assigned to it, then it lets you forward this vlan's ve interface to the VRF.
After that you can assign this vlan to other physical interfaces.
Result for vlan 445 and 446:
SSH@CORE-C0190#show vrf
Total number of VRFs configured: 1
Status Codes - A:active, D:pending deletion, I:inactive
Name Default RD vrf|v4|v6 V4Routes V6Routes Interfaces
TELIP-SF 10:10 A | A| I 3 0 ve445 ve446
Total number of IPv4 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 3
Total number of IPv6 unicast route for all non-default VRF is 0
SSH@CORE-C0190#
Best regards.

