You can configure loop detection on the server-facing Layer 2 interfaces of the leaf devices in an EVPN-VXLAN fabric. This feature can detect the following types of Ethernet loops: A loop between two interfaces with different Ethernet segment identifiers (ESIs). This loop is typically caused by miswiring fabric components. A loop between two interfaces with the same ESI. This loop is typically caused by miswiring a third-party switch to the fabric.
We've added support for monitoring all VLANs on a logical interface with the vlan-id all configuration statement at the [edit protocols loop-detect] hierarchy level. This enhancement detects network loops across multiple VLANs and interfaces, improving network stability and performance.
The following are additional behavioral changes for this feature:
| Product / Application | Software | Introduced Release |
|---|---|---|
| EX4100 | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4100-F | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4100-H-12MP | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4100-H-24F | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4100-H-24MP | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4100 Multigigabit | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4300-VC | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4300 Multigigabit | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4400 | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4400 Multigigabit | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4400-24X | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4600-VC | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| EX4650-48Y | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| QFX5120-48Y | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |
| QFX5120-48YM | Junos OS | 24.4R1 |