Users Guide

Figure 60. Layer 3 Static Routes
5. In the Protocol Settings area, select a routing protocol (OSPF, IBGP, or eBGP) for the EdgePort
uplinks. Specify the number of uplinks on the Bandwidth and Port Count screen.
AFM automatically populates the range of IP addresses in the /30 subnet.
• If you enable OSPF, enter the local IP address, remote neighbor IP address, and area ID for each
specified uplink. The area ID area range is 0–65535.
• If you enable iBGP, enter the local IP address, remote neighbor IP address, local AS number for
each specified uplink. The AS number range is 1–4294967295.
• If you enable eBGP, enter the local IP, remote neighbor IP address, local AS number, and remote
AS number for each specified uplink. The AS number range is 1–4294967295.
6. Click Next to go the Downlink Configuration screen.
L3 Routed VLT Pre-deployment – VLT VLAN Configuration
To configure the VLT VLAN configuration for a Layer 3 with Resiliency (Routed VLT) fabric, use the VLT
VLAN Configuration for Layer 3 with Resiliency (Routed VLT) screen.
1. Navigate to the Network > Fabric Name > Configure and Deploy screen.
2. From the Deploy Fabric drop-down menu, select Pre-deployment Configuration.
3. Navigate to the VLT VLAN Configuration screen.
4. Check the Enable Layer 3 Protocol in Access Switches option.
5. Click the Add VLAN link.
The Add VLAN Window is displayed.
6. To assign the IP addresses to the switches for the Layer 3 with Resiliency (Routed VLT) fabric, click
Add VLAN Range and specify the VLAN range.
7. Click Next to view the Port Channel Configuration screen.
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Configuring and Deploying the Fabric