The following Word Template and associated Access Database allows to create the commands to execute on the Dell Switches where the L3 gateways reside. The example is mainly based on 4 gateways, 2 per DC.
Warning : The syntax may be looking dangerous when coming from a Cisco Environment. But this is how it works. In order to add a VLAN to a trunk you just need this command.switchport trunk… Read More »Add/Remove a VLAN from a Trunk port on a Dell OS10 Switch
This document is based on the following page. It also supposes your switch came directly from the box. Connect the switch with the console port (backside of switch) with a serial cable.Make sure you use… Read More »Dell S5224F-ON OS10 Upgrade
Together these technologies (each is separately explained) form a very scalable, faster, more redundant, more mobile network with optical route paths compared to traditional networking. BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is a routing protocol that enables… Read More »VXLAN BGP EVPN—Symmetric IRB using unnumber IPv6 with Anycast Gateways (Short explanation)
Get the Dell OS10 Files here.Get the Dell Sonic Files here. After unzipping them. Open GNS3 and add a new template. Choose Import an appliance file (.gns3a extension) and choose the switch from the folder… Read More »Installing Dell OS10 Appliance or Sonic in GNS3