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* The default MTU value is 1500 to match the implementation defaults from other vendors and enable things like seamless OSPF peering.
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**netlab* uses Cumulus VX 5.3 containers created by Michael Kashin and downloaded from his Docker Hub account. These containers are severely out-of-date, are not tested in our integration tests, and might not work as expected.
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* Some features - such as VRF route leaking and route advertisement in the default VRF (used in certain EVPN scenarios) - are not supported by NVUE, and require the use of custom config *snippets*. Only one such snippet is supported per configuration file (e.g. /etc/frr/frr.conf), which means a topology using a combination of multiple features that all require *snippets* will not work.
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* Cumulus NVUE does not support OSPFv3
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## Dell OS10
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* Sadly, it's also **NOT** possible to use *VRRP* on a *Virtual Network* interface (but *anycast* gateway is supported).
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* At the same time, the *anycast* gateway is not supported on plain *ethernet* interfaces, so you need to use *VRRP* there.
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* Dell OS10 only allows configuring of the EVPN RD in the form `X.X.X.X:N.` By default, *netlab* uses `N:M` for L3VNI, so on this platform the L3VNI RD is derived from the Router-ID and the VRF ID as `router-id:vrf-id` (and the one generated by *netlab* is not used).
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* OSPF NSSA areas are not supported for OSPFv3
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### VRRP Caveats
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Netlab enables VRRPv3 by default on Dell OS10, overriding any platform defaults. If you need VRRPv2, check out the [vrrp.version](plugin-vrrp-version) plugin
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