CN2 VNR with Labels

0:00 [Music]

0:08 thank you

0:12 in a previous video routing policy with

0:15 shared root targets was used to enable

0:17 routing between two virtual networks in

0:20 this video an alternative mechanism to

0:22 enable routing using a virtual Network

0:25 router or vnr with labels is

0:27 demonstrated making it easy for vnrs to

0:30 establish Network reachability for

0:32 dynamic and fluid cloud workloads and

0:35 clients

0:36 our lab setup has two virtual networks a

0:40 red VN and a green VN both within the

0:42 multinet namespace as demonstrated with

0:45 this ping test without a defined root

0:48 Target clients on each VN are isolated

0:50 and unable to communicate

0:54 for this demonstration a vnr named green

0:57 red vnr is created

1:01 as defined in the yaml Manifest this is

1:04 a full mesh vnr residing in the multinet

1:06 namespace in per the match expression

1:09 this vnr applies only to Virtual

1:12 networks with the green red vnr label

1:19 first the vnr is Created from the green

1:22 red vnr yaml file

1:25 next the green red vnr label is applied

1:29 to both the green and the red virtual

1:31 Networks

1:39 a quick review shows that the green red

1:41 vnr label has been applied to both

1:43 virtual Networks

1:49 with the labels applied a ping test from

1:52 a red client to a green client show

1:54 successful network connectivity

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