Tag : VCAP6-NV
Written by Christopher Lewis on August 2, 2017 .
This post is one of a number of posts created as part of the VCAP6-NV Deployment Study Guide , Overview There are multiple component steps in configuring NSX Load Balancing: Deployment of an VMware NSX Edge Service Gateway (ESG). Enabling Load Balancing on the ESG. Creating Application Profile(s) (optional) Create Service Monitors Creating Server Pool(s). (optional) Create Application Rules. Creating Virtual Server(s). In this example, we’re going to use the Load Balancer configuration for deploying VMware vRealize Automation following the Load Balancing Guide .
Written by Christopher Lewis on August 1, 2017 .
Dynamic Routing provides the necessary forwarding information between Layer 2 broadcast domains. There are 3 types of Dynamic Routing supported by VMware NSX OSPF, BGP and IS-IS. In this post, as part of the VCAP6-NV Deployment Study Guide , we will be covering the configuration of BGP. Prerequisites The following prerequisites are assumed for this Objective: A working VMware vSphere 6.x environment. A working VMware NSX 6.x environment. Configure a Router ID for each NSX Edge To configure BGP, each NSX Edge must have a Router ID configured.
Written by Christopher Lewis on August 1, 2017 .
Dynamic Routing provides the necessary forwarding information between Layer 2 broadcast domains. There are 3 types of Dynamic Routing supported by VMware NSX-V: OSPF, BGP and IS-IS. In this post, as part of the VCAP6-NV Deployment Study Guide , we will be covering the configuration of OSPF. Prerequisites The following prerequisites are assumed for this Objective: A working VMware vSphere 6.x environment. A working VMware NSX 6.x environment. Configure a Router ID for each NSX Edge To configure OSPF, each NSX Edge must have a Router ID configured.
Written by Christopher Lewis on August 1, 2017 .
This is one of many posts that will form part of the VCAP6-NV Deploy Exam Guide . When configuring Dynamic Routing within VMware NSX it is important to configure each NSX Edge, either Edge Service Gateway (ESG) or Distributed Logical Router (DLR), with a Router ID. Configuring the Router ID Note: These steps assume you are not even logged into vCenter Server. Skip the first few steps if you are!
Written by Christopher Lewis on August 1, 2017 .
Skills and Abilities Objective 5.1 - Backup and Restore Network Configurations Schedule/Backup/Restore NSX Manager data Export/Restore vSphere Distributed Switch configuration Export/Import Service Composer profiles Save/Export/Import/Load Distributed Firewall configurations Objective Prerequisites The following prerequisites are assumed for this Objective: A working VMware vSphere 6.x environment. A working VMware NSX 6.x environment. Objective Breakdown Schedule/Backup NSX Manager data Using a browser, navigate to the VMware NSX Manager Virtual Appliance (https://nsx-manager.fqdn). Enter admin as the User name and the Password (set during the installation above) then click Login.
Written by Christopher Lewis on July 31, 2017 .
In this series of 3 articles, we’ll be looking at how to configure VMware NSX and VMware vRealize Log Insight together so we get the best possible logging. In Part Three, we’ll be looking at how to configure the VMware NSX Edge to SYSLOG to VMware vRealize Log Insight. Configuring a VMware NSX Edge to SYSLOG to Log Insight Note: These steps assume you are not even logged into vCenter Server.
Written by Christopher Lewis on July 31, 2017 .
This is one of many posts that will form part of the VCAP6-NV Deploy Exam Guide . What is an Edge Service Gateway (ESG)? An Edge Services Gateway is a virtual appliance that is responsible for both North/South traffic and various Edge services, including Load Balancing, NAT and DHCP. In this example, we will create a new ESG with two interfaces, one to connect to the transit network (Internal) and one to connect to a vDS Portgroup (Uplink).
Written by Christopher Lewis on July 31, 2017 .
This is one of many posts that will form part of the VCAP6-NV Deploy Exam Guide . What is a Distributed Logical Router (DLR) ? A Distributed Logical Router (or Logical Distributed Router) is typically used to route East/West traffic between Logical Switches. In this example, we will create a new DLR with two Internal interfaces to connect the App_Tier and Data_Tier Logical Switches. FInally we’ll add an Uplink interface to connect the DLR to a “transit” logical switch.
Written by Christopher Lewis on July 30, 2017 .
Skills and Abilities Objective 2.2 - Configure and Manage Layer 2 Bridging Add Layer 2 Bridging Connect Layer 2 Bridging to the appropriate distributed virtual port group Objective Prerequisites The following prerequisites are assumed for this Objective: A working VMware vSphere 6.x environment. A working VMware NSX 6.x environment. The following prerequisites are for Layer 2 Bridging. An NSX logical router must be deployed in your environment. You cannot use a universal logical router to configure bridging, and you cannot add a bridge to a universal logical switch.
Written by Christopher Lewis on July 30, 2017 .
Skills and Abilities Objective 5.2 - Monitor a VMware NSX Implementation Configure logging for NSX components according to a deployment plan Monitor health of networking services Monitor health and status of infrastructure components: vSphere NSX Manager Control Cluster Enable data collection for single/multiple virtual machines Objective Prerequisites The following prerequisites are assumed for this Objective: A working VMware vSphere 6.x environment. A working VMware NSX 6.x environment. Objective Breakdown Configure logging for NSX components according to a deployment plan For configuring SYSLOG for the NSX Manager, see HOWTO: Configure VMware NSX and VMware vRealize Log Insight – Part Two For configuring SYSLOG for NSX Edge Appliances, see HOWTO: Configure VMware NSX and VMware vRealize Log Insight – Part Three Monitor health of networking services I’m not 100% sure what this skill is, so I have assumed its being able to know where to look for the health status of the different NSX components.
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