InlineSwitchingGlobalConfig1
{
"arp_limit_per_lr": 0,
"global_replication_mode_enabled": false,
"physical_uplink_mtu": 0,
"remote_tunnel_physical_mtu": 0,
"uplink_mtu_threshold": 0
}This is a global max ARP limit per logical router per transport node. It is applied to all the logical routers present on all types of transport nodes in the NSX domain. Updates to the field are allowed only through /policy/api/v1/infra/global-config API.
When this flag is set true, certain types of BUM packets will be sent to all VTEPs in the global VTEP table, ignoring the logical switching span.
This is the global default MTU for all the physical uplinks in a NSX domain. This is the default value for the optional uplink profile MTU field. When the MTU value is not specified in the uplink profile, this global value will be used. This value can be overridden by providing a value for the optional MTU field in the uplink profile. Whenever this value is updated, the updated value will only be propagated to the uplinks that don't have the MTU value in their uplink profiles. If this value is not set, the default value of 1700 will be used. The Transport Node state can be monitored to confirm if the updated MTU value has been realized.
This is the global default MTU for all the physical remote tunnel endpoints in an NSX domain. Please consider intersite link MTU minus any external overhead when defining the MTU. If this value is not set, the default value of 1500 will be used.
This value defines the upper threshold for the MTU value that can be configured at a physical uplink level or a logical routing uplink level in a NSX domain. All Uplink profiles validate against this value so that the MTU specified in an Uplink profile does not exceed this global upper threshold. Similarly, when this value is modified, the new value must be greater than or equal to any existing Uplink profile's MTU. This value is also validated to be greater than or equal to physical_uplink_mtu in SwitchingGlobalConfig and logical_uplink_mtu in RoutingGlobalConfig.