VLANs routed with C3560 and Proxy ARP

VLANs routed with C3560 and Proxy ARP

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VLANs routed with C3560 and Proxy ARP Morph 08-10-2008
Posted by Merv on August 13, 2008, 3:51 am
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> | Any particular reason the provider is not providing you with a dynamic
> | routing protocol so that you can address subnets at any of your sites
> | the way you want without having to use kludges like proxy-ARP?
> | What is the backbone transport technology used by your provider ?


> It's MPLS.


And you have PE-CE routing protocol of static due to - cost or some
other factor ?

Posted by Morph on August 13, 2008, 7:49 am
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In the message
wrote:

| > | Any particular reason the provider is not providing you with a dynamic
| > | routing protocol so that you can address subnets at any of your sites
| > | the way you want without having to use kludges like proxy-ARP?
| > | What is the backbone transport technology used by your provider ?
|
|
| > It's MPLS.
|
|
| And you have PE-CE routing protocol of static due to - cost or some
| other factor ?

I don't know the reason. It was allready set up and I'm just trying to
implement the VLAN's without too much change.
I configured the switches and everything seems to be working fine (with
proxy arp).
What are the drawbacks of this configuration? Will this be too much
processor load for the 3560 (because od proxy arp) or something else?

Posted by Merv on August 13, 2008, 10:06 am
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> In the message
> wrote:
>
> | > | Any particular reason the provider is not providing you with a dynamic
> | > | routing protocol so that you can address subnets at any of your sites
> | > | the way you want without having to use kludges like proxy-ARP?
> | > | What is the backbone transport technology used by your provider ?
> |
> |
> | > It's MPLS.
> |
> |
> | And you have PE-CE routing protocol of static due to - cost or some
> | other factor ?
>
> I don't know the reason. It was allready set up and I'm just trying to
> implement the VLAN's without too much change.
> I configured the switches and everything seems to be working fine (with
> proxy arp).
> What are the drawbacks of this configuration? Will this be too much
> processor load for the 3560 (because od proxy arp) or something else?


As an interim measure what you have done is fine.

I would encourage you to speak to your provider to see why you have
static PE-CE routing and if dynamic routing is avialbel ( at what
cost) , etc, etc. At a minimum you will learn more about what is
available.

The advance of dynamic PE_CE is that you will be able to restructure
your LAN sub-netting at each site without having to use proxy-ARP.


In general, the use of proxy ARP is not encouraged.

see
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk361/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094adb.shtml#disadvantages



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