- Consider the following diagram. Here Segment-1 and Segment-2 are both overlay segments.
- Segment-1 is attached to T-1.
- VM-A has two interfaces eth0 and eth1. These interfaces are bridged internally within the VM.
- Eth0 is connected to Segment-1 and eth-1 is connected to Segment-2.
- Traffic received on eth0 is going out of eth1.
- VM-B is connected to Segment-2. Segment-2 is not attached to any T1.
In this case the ARP request from VDR (10.X.X.X) will reach VM-B.eth0 interface (10.X.X.X) but VDR will not be able to learn ARP because the packet will not get delivered to VM-A.eth1. Here VM-A.eth1 is sending forged MAC 02:50:56:X:X:X that is same as VDR port MAC 02:50:56:X:X:X. As per VDR port design it is also on trunk VNI. Hence we cannot learn this MAC address on the same VNI from VM-A.eth1.
