Move shared iconography into a shared assets folder
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@ -578,7 +578,7 @@ the inner payload carries the `vlan 30` tag, neat! The `VNI` there is `0xca986`
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VLAN10 traffic (showing that multiple VLANs can be transported across the same tunnel, distinguished
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by VNI).
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{{< image width="90px" float="left" src="/assets/oem-switch/warning.png" alt="Warning" >}}
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{{< image width="90px" float="left" src="/assets/shared/warning.png" alt="Warning" >}}
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At this point I make an important observation. VxLAN and GENEVE both have this really cool feature
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that they can hash their _inner_ payload (ie. the IPv4/IPv6 address and ports if available) and use
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