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M7 (OOB, In band mgmt, default monitoring polciy, snmpwalk, backup ?,…

- - - - infra tenant
        
        Infra tenant: The infra tenant is the infrastructure tenant and is used for all internal fabric communications, such as tunnels and policy deployment.
        
        switch-to-switch (leaf, spine, Application Virtual Switch [AVS]) and switch-to-APIC
        
        communications. The infra tenant is not exposed to the user space (tenants), and
        
        it has its own private network space and bridge domains. Fabric discovery
      - common tenant
        
        provide common servcie to other tenant
        
        Shared L3 out
        
        ■ Shared private networks
        
        ■ Shared bridge domains
        
        ■ Shared application services such as DNS, DHCP, and Active Directory
        
        ■ Shared L4-7 services
  - - - to allow traffic between EPG
  - - - APIC OOB IP address is configured as part of the setup script.
      - • The APIC OOB address should also be configured in the Node Management Policy
      - • The leafs and spines can only obtain their OOB address from the Node Mgmt policy
      - Gateway also need to be specify
      - USe the mgmt port on APIC and node switches
        
        Example: DNS, NTP, SNMP, RBAC (radius, tacacs and LDAP/AD), Email, syslog
        
        Using Mgmt port 0 of controller and leaf and spine SW
- - - - a default configuration for statistics and threshold alarming.
        
        Just to mention one example, a fault will be generated in ACI when there are too many
        
        drops in an interface, without having the admin explicitly configuring anything
        
        Statistics are controlled by monitoring policies. You can define monitoring policies associated with multiple objects in ACI. For example, you could have different monitoring
        
        policies for certain bridge domains, logical objects like EPGs, or physical objects like
        
        ports. There is, however, one common monitoring policy that will be used if no specific
        
        monitoring policy has been defined for any given object,
- - - - Usernmae
      - IP Address
      - Type
      - Session timeout
- - - - acess monitoring policy
    - - fabric Monitoring policy
- - - - To generate token
- - - - Default policies can be modified or deleted. Deleting a default policy can
      - result in a policy resolution process completing abnormally. Be sure there are no current
      - or future configurations that rely on a default policy before deleting a default policy. For
      - example, deleting a default firmware update policy could result in a problematic future
      - firmware update.
  - - - ■ Fabric initialization, device discovery, and cabling detection
      - ■ Storm control and flooding
      - ■ VPC
      - ■ Endpoint retention for caching and aging of learned endpoints in switch buffers
      - ■ Loop detection
      - ■ Monitoring and statistics