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FabricPath is based on the TRILL standard with a few Cisco bonuses which builds on the concept of what if we could route a layer 2 packet instead of switching it.. Under the covers of FabricPath it uses the ISIS protocol, a MAC encapsulation, and routing tables to achieve all of the magic.owever, the concept of Trees in fabricpath also exists, tree's are used for the distribution of multidestination traffic, that is traffic that is not a single destination, so perfect examples of this would be multicast, unknown unicast and other flooding types.
Today there are some key differentiators between Ciscoâs proprietary FabricPath technology, and what our competitors could bring with TRILL. What it amounts to is that ours is ready for deployment, and the standard still has some functional gaps.riginally I was worried about having to learn a completely new protocol, but the truth is that most of us already know all of the concepts that make FabricPath work. Think about routing to the access layer and why we like that design. 1  Routing protocols truly eliminate spanning tree.