I started reading about management interfaces and that brought me down a rabbit hole on how I should use a management VRF to advertise my equipment's loopback interfaces, subinterfaces, or VLAN interfaces. What I am struggling to understand is how this is actually applied in the real world. How is this most commonly (and most simply) implemented so that, let's say one PC in a NOC, is able to access both the management VRF and the normal/global routing table?
This is assuming we are using in-band management, I understand there are ways to do this via OOB management.
Additionally, I understand there are definitely gaps in my knowledge regarding VRFs - if anyone can point me in the right direction for this particular use, that'd be great.
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