Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for disseminating network service-specific mapping information across administrative domains. In one example, a network device receives an indication of a route target and one or more underlay tunnels configured to support a service route. The service route is configured to transport network traffic associated with a first network service of a plurality of network services. The network device defines, based on the indication, a first transport class of a plurality of transport classes. The network device receives a service route for the first network service and stores a correspondence between the service route and the first transport class. The network device receives network traffic associated with the first network service and forwards, based on the correspondence, the network traffic along the underlay tunnels specified by the first transport class.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for disseminating network service-specific mapping information across administrative domains. In one example, a network device receives an indication of a route target and one or more underlay tunnels configured to support a service route. The service route is configured to transport network traffic associated with a first network service of a plurality of network services. The network device defines, based on the indication, a first transport class of a plurality of transport classes. The network device receives a service route for the first network service and stores a correspondence between the service route and the first transport class. The network device receives network traffic associated with the first network service and forwards, based on the correspondence, the network traffic along the underlay tunnels specified by the first transport class.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for disseminating network service-specific mapping information across administrative domains. In one example, a network device receives an indication of a route target and one or more underlay tunnels configured to support a service route. The service route is configured to transport network traffic associated with a first network service of a plurality of network services. The network device defines, based on the indication, a first transport class of a plurality of transport classes. The network device receives a service route for the first network service and stores a correspondence between the service route and the first transport class. The network device receives network traffic associated with the first network service and forwards, based on the correspondence, the network traffic along the underlay tunnels specified by the first transport class.

Abstract: In general, this disclosure describes a network device that checks consistency between routing objects in a routing information base (RIB), a forwarding information base (FIB), and packet forwarding engine (PFE) forwarding tables. A method includes generating a marker that causes a routing protocol daemon, a control plane kernel, and PFEs of a network device to calculate zonal checksums for a plurality of zones using consistency values for each routing object within a RIB, a FIB, and corresponding forwarding tables respectively. The method includes performing a consistency check on the RIB, the FIB, and the forwarding tables to determine whether the routing objects in each of the RIB, the FIB, and the forwarding tables are consistent with each other. The method includes, when the RIB, the FIB, and the forwarding tables are not consistent, performing an action related to at least one of RIB, the FIB, or the forwarding tables.

Abstract: In general, this disclosure describes a network device that checks consistency between routing objects in a routing information base (RIB), a forwarding information base (FIB), and packet forwarding engine (PFE) forwarding tables. A method includes generating a marker that causes a routing protocol daemon, a control plane kernel, and PFEs of a network device to calculate zonal checksums for a plurality of zones using consistency values for each routing object within a RIB, a FIB, and corresponding forwarding tables respectively. The method includes performing a consistency check on the RIB, the FIB, and the forwarding tables to determine whether the routing objects in each of the RIB, the FIB, and the forwarding tables are consistent with each other. The method includes, when the RIB, the FIB, and the forwarding tables are not consistent, performing an action related to at least one of RIB, the FIB, or the forwarding tables.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for disseminating network service-specific mapping information across administrative domains. In one example, a network device receives an indication of a route target and one or more underlay tunnels configured to support a service route. The service route is configured to transport network traffic associated with a first network service of a plurality of network services. The network device defines, based on the indication, a first transport class of a plurality of transport classes. The network device receives a service route for the first network service and stores a correspondence between the service route and the first transport class. The network device receives network traffic associated with the first network service and forwards, based on the correspondence, the network traffic along the underlay tunnels specified by the first transport class.