You are asked to deploy an Ethernet bridging design in a data center with the criteria shown below.
– Routing must occur on the spine devices.
– VTEPs must terminate on the leaf devices.
– Facilitate inter-VLAN communication.
– Layer 2 gateways must be present on spine and leaf devices.
Which architecture should you use in this scenario?
In a centrally-routed bridging architecture, routing occurs on the spine devices while VTEPs (Virtual Tunnel Endpoints) terminate on the leaf devices. This architecture also facilitates inter-VLAN communication and ensures that Layer 2 gateways are present on both spine and leaf devices, meeting all the criteria specified in the question.
C is correct
C it is...
C is right...routing happens at spine in CRB architecture where IRB is present..