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Published September 2020
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Extreme Fabric Automation
Introduction to Extreme Fabric Automation
EFA Feature Overview
EFA Ecosystem Integration
Rest APIs for EFA
EFA Deployment
Supported Platform Matrix
EFA Port Requirements
EFA Requirements
EFA Installation Modes
Install EFA in a Single-Node Deployment
EFA Installation and Deployment on TPVM
Install EFA on TPVM
Upgrade EFA on TPVM
Deploy the OVA for EFA
Upgrade EFA on a Server
Upgrade EFA on an OVA
Uninstall EFA
Redundant Management Network
Datapath
Enable Redundant Management
EFA System Management
Verify the Running System and Services
Log in to EFA
EFA User Management
EFA RBAC Policy Enforcement
Assign and View EFA Roles
Configure an External LDAP Server
EFA Certificate Management
Back up and Restore the EFA Database
Display EFA Running Configurations
Audit Trail Logging
Transfer of Audit Trail Data
Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana Integration
Logging and Log Files
Data Consistency
Fabric Infrastructure Provisioning
Fabric Service Overview
IP Fabric and Clos Orchestration Overview
SLX Device Prerequisites for Fabric Service
Clos Overview
Configure 3-Stage Clos Automation
Configure 5-Stage Clos Automation
Fabric Topology View
Non-Clos Small Data Center Overview
Supported Non-Clos Topologies
Configuration and Topology Validations
Configuring Non-Clos Small Data Center Automation
Overview of Day-0 Operations
Fabric Configuration Reconciliation
EVPN
IP MTU
MTU
IP Anycast Gateway
IPV6 Anycast Gateway
IP Router ID
MAC Address Table
Overlay Gateway
Cluster Fabric
Interface Ethernet MCT Cluster
Interface Ethernet Links Leaf/Spine
Interface Loopback
Interface Port Channel
Router BGP
Brownfield Fabric Service Overview
Pre-validation of Configuration
Global Device Configuration
Interface Configuration
MCT Configuration
Overlay Gateway Configuration
EVPN Configuration
BGP Configuration
BGP Tables
BGP Events
Limitations
Tenant Services Provisioning
Tenant Services Provisioning Overview
Clos Fabric with Non-auto VNI Maps
Clos Fabric with Auto VNI Map
Layer 3 Network Services
IPv6 Support
VRF Backup Routing
VRF Static Route Configuration
VRF BFD on Static Route
VRF Local-ASN
VRF Graceful Restart
CEP Reload Delay
Enable Cluster Tracking on CEP Interfaces
Sharing Resources Across Tenants Using "Shared Tenant"
BGP as a Service
Local IP Configuration
Tenant Configuration Reconciliation
VLAN Missing
VLAN Merge
VLAN Conflict
Interface Missing
Interface Merge
Port Channel Missing
Port Channel Merge
VRF Missing
VRF Merge
VRF Conflict
InterfaceVe Missing
InterfaceVe Merge
InterfaceVe Conflict
EVPN Missing
EVPN Merge
EVPN Conflict
Overlay Gateway Missing
Overlay Gateway Merge
Overlay Gateway Conflict
Cluster Client Missing
Cluster Client Merge
Cluster Client Conflict
Bridge Domain Missing
Bridge Domain Merge
Bridge Domain Conflict
LIF Missing
LIF Merge
LIF Conflict
Port-Channel LACP Timeout
EFA Device Management
Periodic Device Discovery
Device Image Management
Hitless Firmware Upgrade
Upgrade Super-Spine Firmware in Clos
Upgrade Spine in Clos
Upgrade MCT Leaf Pair with Dual Homed Servers in Clos
Upgrade Three Rack Centralized in Non-Clos
Upgrade Three Rack Ring in Non-Clos
Traffic Loss
Firmware Download with Maintenance Mode Operations
Foundation and Ecosystem Services Interaction
Persisting SLX Configurations
Switch Health Management
Monitor Switch Health
Switch Configuration Backup and Replay
Configure Backup and Replay
Drift Identification and Reconcile
Drift and Reconcile Limitations in Tenant Service
Return Material Authorization
Replace a Faulty Switch
SLX Device Configuration
Compare a Device
Enable Maintenance Mode on SLX Devices
Configure Physical Port Speed
Configure Breakout Ports
Configure MTU for Physical Ports
Change a Physical Port State
EFA Event Management
RASlog Service
RASlog Operations
RASlog Service Examples
Notification Service
Notification Workflow
Notification Subscribers
Notification Payload
Uninstall EFA
Use the
no efa deploy
command to uninstall EFA.
Take the following step to uninstall the current instance of EFA, including uninstalling EFA from a TPVM.
Run the
no efa deploy
command.
# no efa deploy
