I have never used VRFs, so do not know how complex they are but it if more secure than using a management VLAN, then it sounds like a good idea!! Wish I could be of more help! A VLAN is a network itself, on which you might have an interface with an IP, so basically another network in the routing ta...

Just curious what is the advantage of this VRF approach compared to a. ipsec connection to router (then using winbox). b. running dude (internal network normally not sure how this is handled remotely as a server). c. cloud SSTP connection using Remote Winbox service (dont like it for business as I ...

Hello all, I am currently preparing a bunch of routers that will be connected to the web, routing public IPs (BGP feeds). In the "big vendors" world, I would have a separate VRF for the management, that would be completely isolated from the normal traffic. Trying to replicate this, I have ...

+1 for both segment routing and IS-IS.