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parameter 2: $vlanId=77 
parameter 3: $segmentId=30077 
parameter 4: $vrfName=ORG:RED 
parameter 5: $gatewayIpAddress=10.10.77.254 
parameter 6: $netMaskLength=24 
parameter 7: $dhcpServerAddr=192.168.100.
250 <<<before was .251
 
parameter 8: $include_vrfSegmentId=50000 
parameter 9: $vlanId=77 
parameter 10: $asn=65000 
Sent Apply to Configuration Manager at 20:36:02 
Completed executing all commands at 20:36:04 
Displaying Data Snooping Ports 
Interface      Encap      Flags  State           
Eth101/1/1     77         L      Profile Active  
Eth101/1/16    77         L      Profile Active  
 
LEAF# 
The network operator has the option to clear the instantiated profile on each individual leaf switch with the 
command shown in Figure 26. 
Figure 26.    Clearing the Profile 
Example on a Leaf Switch 
! 
LEAF# clear fabric database host dot1q <<VLAN>> 
! 
LEAF# clear fabric database host vni <<L2-SEGMENT-ID>> 
! 
Full-Automation Mode 
Full-automation mode is implemented through a Cisco or third-party orchestrator. An orchestrator allows the 
network operator to access, provision, and automate computing, storage, and network resources. Cisco Unified 
Fabric supports any northbound system using REST API. It currently integrates closely with the following three 
orchestration applications: 
● 
Cisco UCS Director Release 4.1.0.3 or later 
●
 
OpenStack
5 
● 
VMware vCloud Director
6
 
                                                       
5
 Based on open source software Juno release with Cisco Dynamic Fabric Automation (DFA) plug-in developed at Cisco. 
OpenStack for Cisco DFA software is currently packaged with Cisco OpenStack Installer. More details: 
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VMware vCloud Director uses Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) instead of the REST API. The adaptor that listens 
to the AMQP notifications and calls REST API’s to populate the  LDAP database is packaged with Cisco Prime DCNM.