Distributed Virtual Routing

Important

Important

The following tables separate Distributed Virtual Routing support based on the role of the switch, as a Controller node or as a Leaf node. You can configure some functionality on both node types while other functionality can exist only on one node type. For example, if you can configure functionality on both node types but the switch can only operate as a Leaf node, the Controller table indicates non support of the functionality while the Leaf table indicates support of the functionality.
Table 1. Distributed Virtual Routing Controller product support

Feature

Product

Release introduced

DvR Controller

5320 Series

Not Supported

5420 Series

Not Supported

5520 Series

VOSS 8.2.5

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.7

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.1.5

Not supported on VSP4900-48P

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.0

DvR Isolated Domain

5420 Series

Not Supported

5520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.8

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.8

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.8

Not supported on VSP4900-48P

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.8

dvr-one-ip

5320 Series

Not Supported

5420 Series

Not Supported

5520 Series

VOSS 8.3

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.7

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.3

Not supported on VSP4900-48P

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.3

Distributed Virtual Routing (DvR) In-band Management

5320 Series

Not Supported

5420 Series

Not Supported

5520 Series

Not Supported

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.7

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.1

Not supported on VSP4900-48P

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.0

DvR-VRRP Coexistence

Important:

To use this functionality, you must upgrade the software on all DvR BEBs, including Leaf nodes, to at least the minimum software version to support this functionality.

5320 Series

Not Supported

5420 Series

Not Supported

5520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.8

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.8

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.8

Not supported on VSP4900-48P

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.8

Table 2. Distributed Virtual Routing Leaf product support

Feature

Product

Release introduced

DvR Leaf

5320 Series

Fabric Engine 8.6

Supported on 5320-48P-8XE and 5320-48T-8XE

5420 Series

VOSS 8.4

5520 Series

VOSS 8.2.5

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.7

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.1

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.0

DvR In-band Management

5320 Series

Fabric Engine 8.6

Supported on 5320-48P-8XE and 5320-48T-8XE

5420 Series

VOSS 8.4

5520 Series

VOSS 8.2.5

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.7

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.1

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.0

Management I-SID Assignment to DvR Leaf

5320 Series

Fabric Engine 8.6

Supported on 5320-48P-8XE and 5320-48T-8XE

5420 Series

VOSS 8.5

5520 Series

VOSS 8.5

5720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.7

7520 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

7720 Series

Fabric Engine 8.10

VSP 4900 Series

VOSS 8.5

VSP 7400 Series

VOSS 8.5

Distributed Virtual Routing (DvR) is a technology for router redundancy in a Fabric deployment where IP subnets are stretched across multiple switches. DvR provides Default Gateway Redundancy and optimizes traffic flows to avoid traffic tromboning due to inefficient routing, thereby increasing the total routing throughput.

The topics in this section provide DvR concepts and configuration procedures.