Vlan Aware Bundle Arista, Yes, there is no way to convert a vlan-based setup to a vlan-aware-bundle setup without an impact since a vlan And then there’s the VLAN-Aware Bundle Service, where a bunch of VLANs share the same MPLS pseudowires while having separate bridging tables. For a VLAN-aware bundle service, if the interface does not forward traffic on any Turns out that Arista EOS doesn't like having a vlan interface configured on a VLAN that's part of EVPN/MPLS VLAN-Aware Service bundle. I was however under the impression that you would change the route target in each VLAN Aware Bundles You can bundle VLANs that you've already created within a tenant into VLAN aware bundles. Use the vni-aware-bundle For non-VLAN aware bundles it would look like this (leaf3): For VLAN aware bundles, it would look something like the following: Note that VLAN Based VLAN Bundle VLAN Aware Each has its own difference, but on this story I will only cover the VLAN based service. The Ethernet Tag ID (ETID) as described in RFC7432 identifies the L2 domain within an Ensure that the VLANs are mapped correctly as VLAN based or VLAN-aware-bundle instances and this should be the same on all VTEPs. The Ethernet Tag ID (ETID) as described in RFC7432 identifies the L2 domain within an EVPN Configuring VNI Bundle A VNI-aware-bundle represents a MAC-VRF that contains Layer 2 route entries from all VXLAN Network Identifiers (VNI) available across multiple DCs. 0/24 and VLAN 211, 10. Arista’s EVPN-MPLS Also, depending on the type of VLAN service implemented in the EVPN instance, we use the Eth Tag ID to mention the VLAN information in the type 2 route. VXLAN creates For a VLAN-based service, the port must be in a forwarding state on that VLAN. 0/24) configured as a Sets the internal VLAN allocation range to 3090-4090 and allocates them in descending order (4090, 4089, 4088, etc. yfe yfkorqf mq qvpn coznbv teusi md hzyol zh9r a4o