Cisco vPC

What is the role of the Primary vPC & the secondary vPC when we enable vPC on Nexus.
1 Nexus normally is configured as Primary & the other as secondary.
What is the role of the Primary & the secondary vPC.
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SrikantRajeevAsked:
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Don JohnstonInstructorCommented:
The primary vPC device will not block it's associated ports if the peer link fails. The secondary will block it's vPC member port and the SVI's for any VLANs that are carried by the peer link.
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SrikantRajeevAuthor Commented:
thanks.
so it is not related to Data plane traffic so that 1 Nexus will be active for data forwarding & the 2nd is as standby
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Don JohnstonInstructorCommented:
No. It just determines who forwards in the event of a peer link failure.  And some management tasks.

But nothing to do with forwarding.
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SrikantRajeevAuthor Commented:
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