The output of the show evpn database command provides details about MAC and IP addresses learned within the EVPN instance. For the MAC address 40:00:dc:01:00:04, the IP address column clearly shows 10.4.4.5. The VLAN-ID column shows 110002, which corresponds to the Virtual Network Identifier (VNI), indicating the host is part of VN110002. This information is learned locally and advertised to other PEs via EVPN Type-2 (MAC/IP Advertisement) routes.

B. The Interface column shows ae1.0, the physical interface where the host is connected. The IRB interface is a logical L3 interface, not the source of the MAC learning.

D. The Source column shows 00:00:00:00:00:00, which indicates a locally learned, single-homed host. A host originating from an ESI LAG would show a non-zero ESI value here.

1. Juniper Networks Documentation

"show evpn database". This command display output fields are detailed

confirming that the IP address and VLAN-ID columns map directly to the host's IP and VNI. The Source field is documented to show the ESI for multi-homed devices.

2. Juniper Networks TechLibrary

"EVPN-VXLAN Data Center Interconnect". In the section on DCI Operations

examples of show evpn database illustrate how local MAC/IP bindings are displayed with their corresponding VNI (VLAN-ID) and interface.