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Enables and disables the EVPN control plane. When enabled, the EVPN service offered is a VLAN-based service and Cumulus Linux creates an EVI automatically for each extended VLAN. The default setting is `disabled`.
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In Cumulus Linux 5.14 and earlier, you specify `enable on` or `enable off` instead of `state enabled` or `state disabled`.
Configures a site ID. When you use EVPN with MLAG, EVPN might install local MAC addresses or neighbor entries as remote entries. To prevent EVPN from taking ownership of local MAC addresses or neighbor entries from MLAG, you can associate all local layer 2 VNIs with a unique site ID, which represents an MLAG pair.
Configures the MAC hold time, which specifies the duration for which a switch maintains SYNC MAC entries after the switch deletes the EVPN type-2 route of the Ethernet segment peer. During this time, the switch attempts to independently establish reachability of the MAC address on the local Ethernet segment. You can specify a value between 0 and 86400 seconds. The default setting is 1080 seconds.
## <h>nv set evpn route-advertise default-gateway</h>
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Configures the gateway VTEPs to advertise their IP and MAC address. Only turn this setting on in a centralized routing deployment and only on the centralized gateway router. When set to `enabled`, the IP addresses of SVIs in all EVIs announce as type-2 routes with the gateway extended community. The remote layer 2 only VTEPs use ARP suppression and the hosts learn of the gateway's IP to MAC binding. The default setting is `disbled`.
Enables and disables the EVPN control plane. When enabled, the EVPN service offered is a VLAN-based service and Cumulus Linux creates an EVI automatically for each extended VLAN. The default setting is `disabled`.
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In Cumulus Linux 5.14 and earlier, you specify `enable on` or `enable off` instead of `state enabled` or `state disabled`.
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- Cumulus Linux 5.15 no longer supports this command.
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- Cumulus Linux 5.7 and earlier supports fast mode for all protocols and warm boot for layer 2 forwarding, and layer 3 forwarding with BGP and static routing.
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- Cumulus Linux 5.8 supports fast mode for all protocols and warm mode for 802.1X, layer 2 forwarding, layer 3 forwarding with BGP, and static routing. Warm mode for VXLAN routing with EVPN is available for Beta and open to customer feedback. Cumulus Linux does not support warm boot with EVPN MLAG or EVPN multihoming.
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- Cumulus Linux 5.8 supports fast mode for all protocols and warm mode for 802.1X, layer 2 forwarding, layer 3 forwarding with BGP, and static routing. Warm mode for VXLAN routing with EVPN is available for Beta in Cumulus Linux 5.8 and open to customer feedback. Cumulus Linux does not support warm boot with EVPN MLAG or EVPN multihoming.
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