I have posted question here because i not able to upload diagram image on reddit. : https://networkengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/58945/does-vpc-peer-gateway-causing-unicast-flooding
This is very interesting stuff i am seeing so stay with me while i explain you, following is my network topology where i have SW-1 is configured for HSRP for multiple VLANs, SW-2 & SW-3 connected to SW-1 using vPC. Last few month i am dealing with this unicast flooding where whenever i add new switch in network or spanning-tree changed i noticed for 5 second or so all my switch ports seeing entire network traffic like traffic get mirror on every single switch in datacenter.
after collecting lots of data i found this flooding only happening in one side of network which is SW-3 so whatever TOR switch connected to SW-3 seeing unicast flooding, after comparing configuration i found only one parameter is missing in SW-3 which is peer-gateway.
I have no idea that is the issue but i want to see what you guys suggesting, i thought peer-gateway is only for HSRP switch not for L2 switch.
SW-1
vpc domain 1
peer-switch
role priority 10
peer-keepalive destination
172.29.0.7
source
172.29.0.6
peer-gateway
auto-recovery
ip arp synchronize
SW-2
vpc domain 2
peer-switch
role priority 10
peer-keepalive destination
172.29.0.103
source
172.29.0.102
peer-gateway
auto-recovery
ip arp synchronize
SW-3
vpc domain 3
peer-switch
role priority 10
peer-keepalive destination
172.29.0.161
source
172.29.0.162
auto-recovery
ip arp synchronize
Do you think peer-gateway missing option causing unicast flooding on SW-3 switches? ( I have multiple TOR switches under SW-3 and all those switch also seeing flood)
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