Nexus vPC - Keep-Alive and Peer-link Failure Scenario - with hands on LAB 

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Nope. vPC will only act as 1 device for layer 2 devices. That's why you will have to use FHRP e.g hsrp or vrrp to make them look like one for l2 broadcast domain. L3 devices will see both peer individually.

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I have 2 servers. One has 78gb and the other one (the new one) has 128gb. You can run nexus with 4 GB

@@TwT101 I have 16 GB RAM in my lap , allocated 13 GB for EVE-NG. When I am using two nexus 9k boxes, it is not working properly.Allocated 8gb each for nexus.It goes loader mode and when running boot , it again goes loader mode.Can that be issue with RAM?

@@nithinkrishnantb6917 that is not because of ram. You need a boot statement to load from the boot file. Let me know if you need specifics.

@@TwT101 yes..How can I do that?

@@nithinkrishnantb6917 boot nxos bootflash:

I don't have them but I can craft one for you if you still need them