A regional WAN team owns the circuits between municipal data centers while the DC fabric team owns EVPN-VXLAN overlays. Which handoff is correct for DCI interconnect types?
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Short Explanation
WAN owns the roads; DC fabric owns the overlay neighborhoods. Keep underlay interconnect operations separate from stretch and stitching on the borders so each team configures what it actually controls.
Full Explanation
Clean operational separation keeps the WAN or metro team focused on underlay interconnect circuits and PE handoffs while the DC fabric team owns EVPN-VXLAN stretch, stitching, and tenant overlays on border devices. Blurring those responsibilities—such as pushing every MAC VRF onto WAN PEs—creates fragile designs. DCI interconnect-type thinking includes that ownership handoff.