For additional clarity, I use the same VMAC for all SVI's which also matches the VSX VMAC. I got the impression this was necessary or at least recommended though I cannot confirm it in docs.
eg of my config
vsx
system-mac 02:02:00:00:01:00
inter-switch-link lag 256
interface vlan2150
ip address 10.3.150.251/24
vsx-sync active-gateways
active-gateway ip mac 02:02:00:00:01:00
I am now seeing as I PoC Aruba Central that it does not genreate them with different VMACs, which makes me think this could be the wrong way or at least not preferred.
Another interesting observation is Aruba Central configures the SVIs ip address and active-gateway IP with the same IP....I was under the assumption once again that the IP was the same on either side of the VSX pair and the active-gateway IP on either side had to be unique
ArubaCentral - NetConductor config example
VSX-1
interface vlan 64
vrf attach Employee
ip address 10.0.71.254/21
active-gateway ip 10.0.71.254
VSX-1
interface vlan 64
vrf attach Employee
ip address 10.0.71.254/21
active-gateway ip 10.0.71.254
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance!
Original Message:
Sent: Mar 19, 2019 06:32 PM
From: vincent.giles
Subject: 8320 VSX Active Gateways vmac restriction
Exactly. Use same active-gateway VMAC for all L3 VLAN interfaces.