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Multi-site Cisco ACI fabric spanning Baku and Yevlakh sites, orchestrated by Nexus Dashboard Orchestrator (NDO) with stretched bridge domains and EPGs for seamless Layer 2/3 connectivity. Customer traffic from Government Security Company routes through Palo Alto and Firepower firewalls via EPG_CUSTOMER_A and EPG_CUSTOMER_B, while DMVPN routers and ASR9K edge devices provide IPsec-secured inter-site and external connectivity through L3Out policies. Spine-Leaf topology within each site converges at an Inter-Site Network (IPN) backbone, with NDO managing stretched L3Out (Tenant_Inside) and Anycast Gateway for active-active failover. This architecture demonstrates enterprise-grade multi-site fabric design with security segmentation, redundancy, and centralized orchestration. Fork and customize this topology on Diagrams.so to adapt for your own multi-site ACI deployment, firewall policies, or DMVPN configurations.

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How do I design a multi-site Cisco ACI fabric with stretched EPGs and secure inter-site connectivity?

This diagram shows a two-site Cisco ACI fabric (Baku and Yevlakh) orchestrated by Nexus Dashboard Orchestrator with stretched bridge domains, EPGs, and L3Out policies for seamless multi-site communication. Customer traffic is segmented via EPG_CUSTOMER_A and EPG_CUSTOMER_B through Palo Alto and Firepower firewalls, while DMVPN routers and ASR9K devices provide IPsec-secured external and inter-site

Cisco ACI Multi-Site HLD Topology

AutoadvancedCisco ACImulti-site fabricNDO orchestrationDMVPNnetwork architectureenterprise networking
Domain: NetworkingAudience: Network architects designing multi-site Cisco ACI fabrics with hybrid connectivity
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July 22, 2026

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August 18, 2026 at 9:56 AM

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