Task
Accessing an IRF
fabric
Configuring an IRF fabric
Specifying a domain ID for an IRF fabric
Introduction to IRF domains
IRF uses IRF domain IDs for uniquely identifying IRF fabrics. IRF domain IDs prevent IRF fabrics from
interfering with one another.
As shown in
2. The fabrics have LACP MAD detection links between them. When a member switch in one IRF fabric
receives an extended LACP packet for MAD detection, it looks at the domain ID in the packet to see
whether the packet is from the local IRF fabric or from a different IRF fabric. Then, the switch can handle
the packet correctly.
Figure 9 Network diagram
Switch A
Switch C
Assigning a domain ID to an IRF fabric
Follow these steps to assign a domain ID to an IRF fabric:
To do...
Enter system view
Accessing the master
Accessing a slave
Figure
9, Switch A and Switch B form IRF fabric 1, and Switch C and Switch D form IRF fabric
Core network
IRF 1 (domain 10)
IRF link
IRF 2 (domain 20)
IRF link
Access network
Use the command...
system-view
Switch B
Switch D
Remarks
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Remarks
Required
Optional