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BGP Timers on a VRF in ACI Multi-Site — Why NDO Can’t Do It and What Cisco TAC Confirmed
If you’ve gone looking for a VRF-level BGP Timer Policy in Nexus Dashboard Orchestrator and come up empty, you’re not missing a menu — it genuinely isn’t there yet. Here’s what we found while troubleshooting this on a live Multi-Site fabric with a mix of stretched and local VRFs, the workaround Cisco TAC confirmed as…
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Understanding AI Agents for Network Engineers: LLMs, Prompts, Tokens and Context Explained
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of modern network operations. From troubleshooting assistants to automated change management, AI agents are beginning to work alongside network engineers. But what exactly powers these agents? If you’ve configured routing protocols, built automation scripts, or managed network monitoring systems, understanding AI agents isn’t as complicated as it might seem.…
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Why BGP Maximum-Paths Wasn’t the Problem: Fixing Uneven Port-Channel Traffic on Cisco Nexus and IOS
If you’ve ever pulled up interface counters and seen one port-channel member carrying 70–80% of the traffic while its bundle-mate sits nearly idle, your first instinct is probably the same one we had: “BGP load balancing must be broken.” It usually isn’t. Here’s the case we worked through, why BGP was innocent from the start,…
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Why BGP Maximum-Paths Wasn’t the Problem: Understanding Port-Channel Load Balancing and Traffic Imbalance
Recently, we investigated a case where traffic utilization across port-channel member interfaces was significantly unbalanced. One of the links was carrying the majority of the traffic while the other link remained underutilized. Since the environment was already configured with BGP maximum-paths 8, the initial assumption was that BGP load balancing might not be functioning correctly.…