I loved listening to OTV/FabricPath/LISP Packet Pushers podcast. Ron Fuller and Russ White did a great job explaining the role of OTV, FabricPath and LISP in a stretched (inter-DC) subnet deployment scenario and how the three pieces fit together … but I couldn't stop wondering whether there is a better method to solve the underlying business need than throwing three new pretty complex technologies and associated equipment (or VDC contexts or line cards) into the mix.
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