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In a large EVPN-VXLAN campus fabric, why is route-reflector (RR) placement on the spines preferred over full-mesh iBGP between leaves?

Full-mesh iBGP is not supported on AOS-CX RRs reduce the iBGP session count from N(N-1)/2 to roughly 2N (each leaf peers with two RRs), enabling fabric scale and cleaner failure domains RRs encrypt EVPN updates that would otherwise be sent in cleartext Spine RRs replace the need for an IGP underlay

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RRs reduce the iBGP session count from N(N-1)/2 to roughly 2N (each leaf peers with two RRs), enabling fabric scale and cleaner failure domains

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