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In the last blog we discussed about VRF-Lite introduction & configuration, which is a feature to achieve multi-tenancy (Network isolation) in VMware NSX.
This is part-2 of VRF-Lite series, where we will perform route leak among two different VRF.
Continue reading NSX VRF-Lite : Route LeakRecently I have completed one of the deployments with VRF-Lite having 10 tenants, VRF-Lite is such a useful feature to achieve multitenancy in NSX-T Data Center.
For this document and topology simplicity, I have kept the tenant count as 2 only but the concept is same for any number of tenant count.
I have decided to capture the concepts in 2 different blogs –
Part-1 – will be focusing on VRF-Lite concepts discussion & configuration.
Part-2 – we will be performing Route-Leak among 2 different VRF-Lite.
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In the previous blog we discussed about North-South packet walk in case of stretched network to 2 different physical locations, using NSX Federation.
Today, we are going to create a Global Policy and write a Deny rule under the same.
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In the previous blog we discussed about MAC learning and East-West packet walk in case of stretched network to 2 different physical locations, using NSX Federation.
Today we are going to discuss about North-South packet walk & decision factors which effects routing.
Continue reading VMware NSX Federation – Part-5Welcome Back!
In the previous blog we discussed till RTEP creation which is needed for cross-site communication.
Today we will be creating a stretched segment across two physical sites & will examine the MAC learning of VMs situated at two different sites, as well as East-West packet flows between 2 VMs residing on two different sites.
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In previous blogs, we promoted Site-1 as Active & Site-2 as Standby. Also added on-prem locations (site-1/LM-1, Site-2/LM-2) to Active GM.
Today we will be discussing about–
1. Importing local objects to Global Manager.
2. Remote Tunnel End-Points.
Continue reading VMware NSX Federation – Part-3Welcome Back!
In previous blog, we have discussed federation basics and key concepts, today will talk further, and see how we implement federation, like…
Background – We are going to discuss NSX federation (part-1) today. since federation is a lengthy topic, I have decided to keep it in a series of multiple blogs.
Where we will start from very basic of it and eventually will be discussing about different design approaches & one of the use-case which I have experienced recently.
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