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Does the VPC Domain ID in have any relevence outside the switches that have peer links.
We currently have a pair of N4064F switches in site A that are connected to another pair of switches in site B. The person who configured these two pairs of switches has given each pair a different VPC Domain ID.
I now want to connect another pair of switches to the pair in site A. Does this pair need to have a different VPC Domain ID?
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Posted September 3rd, 2021 08:00
Does this apply for a two-tier MLAG? The documentation here uses the same vpc domain (1) for each pair of switches. Page 16 onward - vpc config for switch pair 2/3 is the same as for 4/5: https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/common/powerconnect_nx00-usingmlag-whtppr_en-us.pdf
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Posted September 3rd, 2021 15:00
Hello, I responded to your other thread. If you don't mind, it may be best t keep this discussion there.
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Posted April 20th, 2021 13:00
Hi Qball2000,
The VPC Domain ID should be different for each pair of switches. Page 1080 https://dell.to/3sDItPo
Configure the VPC domain ID and also configure the local priority, if desired. The VPC domain ID is not important except that it MUST be the same as the MLAG peer and SHOULD be different than any other MLAG partner. The MLAG system MAC address may optionally be configured in the step.
Let us know if you have any other questions.