In the previous post Part 7: NSX Edge Gateway we’ve seen what the Edge GW can do and how to install it. In this post I’m covering how to get OSPF up and running between the DLR and the Edge Gateway. NOTE: it is possible to use just static routes (as with any other router) instead […]
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Yeah, it’s that time of the year again! vBlog 2015 voting contest is kicking off February 27th and results will be published March the 19th, 2015. For those of you who don’t know, Top vBlog Contest is a great idea of Eric Siebert (author o vsphere-land.com) which allows people to vote their preferred blogs from across the world, around virtualisation, […]
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In this post I’m covering: NSX Edge Gateway “abc” Scaling Installation Configuration NSX Edge Service Gateway primer In the previous post we’ve seen how to DLR works, how to install and configure it. The NSX Edge Gateway is the upper layer (DLR’s next hop) the perimeter to the “external world” from a tenant’s perspective. To make few […]
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Topics covered in this article dLR concepts dLR deployment dLR deployment verification steps dLR concepts What is a Distributed Logical Router (dLR)? As with traditional Cisco switches a Distributed Logical Router (DLR) is made up of two distinct elements: Control Plane represented by a virtual machine called Logical Router (LR) Control VM. Dynamic routing protocols such as OSPF, […]
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