IP and MAC Anycast
    
    
        The IP and MAC anycast feature enables you to configure the anycast gateway
            MAC to be used by VLANs that enable IP anycast. Using this feature, you can set the same
            IP address and MAC address on all edge technology devices. This allows seamless IP
            mobility in the network for edge devices.

Note   
IP and MAC anycast should be used
                only with VXLAN tenant VLANs. IP and MAC anycast should not be used with any
                protocols other than MLAG, since it might cause MAC flaps.

Note   
Switching through a VXLAN tunnel to a
                remote L3 Anycast gateway is not supported.
To configure IP/MAC anycast:
                - Enable IP anycast on the desired
                    VLANs by using the following command:enable ip
        anycast {vlan} vlan_name 
- Specify the anycast gateway MAC
                    address that is used by VLANs that enable IP anycast by using the following
                            command:configure ip
        anycast
        mac [none | mac] 
- To specify that configured secondary IP addresses respond to ARP
                    requests with the anycast MAC address, use the following command and specify the
                        anycast option:configure [ {vlan} vlan_name
                | vlan
                vlan_id]add
                secondary-ipaddress
                anycast [ip_address {netmask} | ipNetmask]  
- To configure a source VLAN to use as the source IP address in the BOOTPrelay
                    packet, use the following command:configure bootprelay
        dhcp-agent
        source-vlan {vlan_name} {vr
        vrid} 
To view IP and MAC anycast information:
                - For IP anycast status (enabled or
                    disabled), use the following command:show vlan {virtual-router
                vr-name} 
- For IP anycast MAC information,
                    use the following command:show ipconfig {ipv4} {vlan vlan_name}
 
- For IPv6 anycast MAC information,
                    use the following command:show ipconfig ipv6 {vlan
                vlan_name | tunnel
                tunnel_name} 
- To view configured secondary IP addresses on a VLAN, use the following
                            command:show vlan {virtual-router
                vr-name} 
- To view the selected source VLAN for BOOTPrelay, use the command show bootprelay configuration  {ipv4
                | ipv6} {{vlan
                vlan_name } | {vr
                vr_name}} .