TOI Author :: Ryan Izard

A DMF interface used by a DMF policy as both a filter and a delivery interface is known as a filter-and-delivery interface. Filter-and-delivery interfaces now support configuring sFlow in the DMF Controller.

In previous versions, the DMF Controller had a hidden CLI command to change the log level from INFO to WARN for a particular port down log in the DMF Controller. This hidden command has been removed in DMF 8.7.0. The following is an example of the hidden command:

Like SWL switches, EOS switches now report their SKUs to the DANZ Monitoring Fabric (DMF) Controller. View the EOS switch SKU using the DMF Controller CLI or GUI.

This document describes the extension of an existing feature allowing DMF EOS Filter Switches to send select flow metadata to the DMF Analytics Node for analysis. Previously, only SWL Filter Switches supported the feature.

This document describes the extension of an existing feature. L3 Delivery Interfaces are now supported on select EOS switches with Jericho2 and higher ASICs. As a result, DMF Managed Services that need an L3 Delivery Interface can now use the L3 Delivery Interface defined on the EOS switch.

This document describes the extension of an existing feature allowing DMF to use intra-fabric L2GRE tunnels.These tunnels enable forwarding unmodified production network packets over intermediate L3 networks used by DMF, which can now forward packets with Arista Networks Timestamp headers across L2GRE tunnels defined on EOS switches.