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You can configure networking settings for IPv6, VNI (Virtual Network Identifier) pools, gateways, multicast, and BFD (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection).

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Configuring Multicast
You can configure multicast on a tier-0 gateway and optionally on a tier-1 gateway for an IPv4 network to send the same multicast data to a group of recipients. In a multicast environment, any host, regardless of whether it is a member of a group, can send to a group. However, only the members of a group will receive packets sent to that group.
Add an EVPN/VXLAN VNI Pool
You can create a VNI pool to be used when you configure EVPN for a tier-0 gateway. VNI pools cannot have values that overlap.
Configure Global Gateway Settings
You can configure some settings that apply to all gateways.
Add a Gateway QoS Profile
Create a QoS (quality of service) profile for your tier-1 gateways to define limits on the traffic rates. You can specify the permitted information rate and the burst size to set the limitations. Any traffic that does not conform to the QoS policy, is dropped. QoS profiles can be set for both ingress and egress traffic, for all traffic types (unicast, BUM, IPv4/IPv6). You can choose to create a different profile for each tier-1 gateway.
Add a BFD Profile
BFD (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection) is a protocol that can detect forwarding path failures. You can create a BFD profile for your Tier-0 static routes.
Add a DHCP Profile
Before you can configure DHCP on a segment, you must add a DHCP profile in your network. You can create two types of DHCP profiles: DHCP server profile and DHCP relay profile.

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