On 17/09/10 16:32, Devon True wrote:
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All:
I noticed that when I created a VRF on a 6500 running 12.2(33)SXH6, it created
another interface:
#sho vrf ipv4 interfaces
Interface VRF Protocol
Address
Vlan916 VRFNAME up
x.x.x.162
VRF_1_vlan1020 VRFNAME up
x.x.x.162
We are using "vrf definitions"
vrf definition VRFNAME
rd x.x.x.x:914
!
address-family ipv4
route-target export asn:914
route-target import asn:914
route-target import asn:902
exit-address-family
I cannot do a "show int VRF_1_vlan1020" on this mysterious interface. Any one
have an idea why it was created?
VRFs on this platform use an internal vlan for various encaps/decaps
features - see e.g. "sh vlan internal usage". You can ignore it, though
it's a bit distracting it shows up in the CLI output.
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