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### VPC local peering can cause the agent to fail if subinterfaces are not supported on the switch
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As explained in the [ Architecture page] ( ../architecture/fabric.md#vpc-peering ) , to workaround
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- limitations in SONiC, a peering between two VPCs (or a VPC and an External) which are both
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+ limitations in older versions of SONiC, a peering between two VPCs (or a VPC and an External) which are both
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attached to the peering switch is implemented over a pair of loopback interfaces.
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This workaround requires subinterface support on the switch where the peering is being
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instantiated. If the affected switch does not meet this requirement, the agent will fail
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to apply the desired configuration.
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+ !!! note
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+ Starting from Fabric version 25.03, the loopback workaround is no longer needed.
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#### Diagnosing this issue
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The applied generation of the affected agent reported by kubectl will not
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#### Known workarounds
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- Configure remote VPCPeering instead of local peering in any instance where both
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+ If possible, [ upgrade to 25.03 and disable the loopback workaround] ( ../install-upgrade/upgrade.md#upgrades-to-2503 ) .
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+ Alternatively, configure remote VPCPeering instead of local peering in any instance where both
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peering elements are locally attached and the target switch does not support subinterfaces.
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You can double-check whether your switch model meets this requirement by looking at the
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[ Switch Profiles Catalog] ( ../reference/profiles.md ) entry for it.
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