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One of our customers wants to create a Azure Express route connection. This customer has 2 datacenters strechted. On the first location the primairy Azure express route connection is delivered, on the other location the secondairy Azure express route path. The customer has a Quantum gateway cluster in a active-standby mode. Microsoft gives a /29 subnet for bgp routing, which is split into 2 /30 subnets .
I'm unable to find some good documentation on this. Obviously I should have 3 ip's for the cluster interface, but that's not possible. Using azure express route VPN, there must be something created like a VIP. I think that's also the case for this, but I'm not sure. Especially because I found that the RID should be the same as the VIP. I don't know how to configure this because I get 2 VIP's.
anyone that can point me in the right direction? Or should I go to dedicated routers for this (as we normally do).
We have customer who has dedicated xpress route link. All we had to do back when we set it up is follow BGP documentation.
Andy
You might be able to follow this documentation to set the VIP on the /30 given and then use a different subnet for the interface IPs.
Hi Jurgenvrieze,
I have the same query as yourself - at other sites I was force to create the same vlan on a different interface just so that I could get both express route links up as I cannot add the same vlan twice to a bond interface 🙂
So for example lets say express route comes in on vlan 191 - I had a bond1.191 with the VIP in the /30 and then I had a duplicate cable going to the external switch and made a eth6.191 with the VIP of the second /30 express route.
This did work but it really feels like a bit of a hack - surely there is a way to have the two /30 's exist on the bond somehow ? To make the solution better 🙂 ?
(I did start thinking about a local loopback but wasnt sure if that would work)
Anyhow - thought I would share and see if your problem was solved ?
Thanks
Did you explore any options on the switch side to map/translate VLAN IDs?
Hi Chris,
That is a good hint - I have researched that and I think I have a plan - will be able to test in the next two weeks and will revert.
Thanks
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