Dell Z9100 EMC Networking with Isilon Front-End Deployment and Best Practices - Page 15
Layer 2 leaf-spine topology, Connections from hosts to leaf switches are also layer 2.
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4.5 Layer 2 leaf-spine topology In a layer 2 leaf-spine network, traffic between leafs and spines is switched (except for a pair of edge leafs) as shown in Figure 13. VLT is used for multipathing and load balancing traffic across the layer 2 leaf-spine fabric. Connections from hosts to leaf switches are also layer 2. For connections to external networks, layer 3 links are added between the spines and a pair of edge leafs. Layer 2 leaf-spine network 15 Dell EMC Networking with Isilon Front-End Deployment and Best Practices Guide | version 1.0
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Layer 2 leaf-spine topology
In a layer 2 leaf-spine network, traffic between leafs and spines is switched (except for a pair of edge leafs) as
shown in Figure 13. VLT is used for multipathing and load balancing traffic across the layer 2 leaf-spine fabric.
Connections from hosts to leaf switches are also layer 2.
For connections to external networks, layer 3 links are added between the spines and a pair of edge leafs.
Layer 2 leaf-spine network