Real ACI multi-site spines carry the OSPF address toward the ISN on a
routed sub-interface, not the bare port: ospfIf id/dn are now
eth1/{49+si}.4 with addr=172.16.{site}.{si+1}/24 (same /24 as the
existing .254 peer); ospfAdjEp nests under the sub-if. Each spine ISN
uplink physical port also gets an ISN-CSW lldpAdjEp/cdpAdjEp
(sysName ISN-CSW{site}, portIdV Ethernet1/{si+1}, model N9K-C9364C,
locally-administered 02:1B:0D MAC hashed from site.id). Single-site
fabrics build none of this. Closes the autoACI Fabric (physical) gap
where spine uplink rows showed blank Local IP / Neighbor Port.
908 tests green.
aci-sim remains free for personal/lab/research and other noncommercial use;
commercial use now requires permission. README gains a Buy-Me-a-Coffee badge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A tenant L3Out POSTed live via /api/mo (cisco.aci / aci-py) only landed the
bgpPeerP config MO; the operational bgpPeer/bgpPeerEntry/bgpPeerAfEntry that
build/l3out.py emits for topology-defined L3Outs never existed for it, so
per-tenant L3Out BGP session views stayed empty. writes.py now reacts to
runtime bgpPeerP writes: dom-{tenant}:{vrf} (VRF from l3extRsEctx, ASN from
the nested bgpAsP, node from the path DN), operSt=established. Skips when no
VRF is bound or on status=deleted. 3 new regression tests; suite: 903 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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