Hi Authors,

In section 4.2 Tenant Network with Multiple Subnets

>From looking at deployment it looks like customer is just deploying L2 vxlan 
>on the Leafs and Spines or super spine are connecting multiple Datacenter 
>using L3 with East west traffic.

Can we also add other deployment scenario(s) which are deployed at scale.

Scenario1:
In reality we are seeing for Inter-subnet traffic is going to Super spine and 
getting routed and down the spine and reaching the right host attached to Leafs.

I am seeing deployment like below fo

         SS1  SS2    (super spine) (NVE Endpoints) -> multiple super spines
       /  | \\/ \\
      /   | /\\  \\  (ECMP paths)
     /    |/  \\  \\
  S1     S2      S3        (spine)  -> multiple spines
  ||     ||      ||        (Underlay ECMP)
  ||     ||      ||
  L1     L2      L3        (Nve Endpoints) - Leafs ->

   |                 |
  H1              H2

       Figure 1 Example Network

Intra subnet traffic are bridged but they also reach Super spine if Spines are 
connected in different pods.

Inter-subnet traffic are always routed to Super spine and they are forwarded by 
L3 routing to correct spine within or across the PODs.

--
2nd scenario that's deployed at scale are

         SS1  SS2    (super spine)  -> multiple super spines
       /  | \\/ \\
      /   | /\\  \\  (ECMP paths)
     /    |/  \\  \\
  S1     S2      S3        (spine)  -> multiple spines
  ||     ||      ||        (Underlay ECMP)
  ||     ||      ||
  L1     L2      L3        (Nve Endpoints) - Leafs -> L2/L3 Vxlan deployed 
(This allow number of routes to be distributed throughout leafs).

   |                 |
  H1              H2


In This scenario VIRB is in Leafs itselfs.


3rd. Can we also introduce controller in one of the use case scenario.

Thanks,
Deepak
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