How to Configure vCD Networking?
1. Create External Network
1. Create External Network
2. Create Network Resource Pool
Note
that the above pool is vCDNI Backed. This means that we need to adjust the MTU
value on vDS as well as physical switches to accommodate VLM header.
3. Configure OvDC Network as
part of OvDC configuration to allocate resources to organization. You should
have system admin or Org admin privileges to create OvDC Networks.
In
case you want to connect OvDC Network to External Network through vSE, you
should have vSE pre-created.
Coming
back to OvDC Network creation. Notice below the three types we covered
(Isolated, Direct, Routed).
Note: If vSE isn't created prior
to OvDC Network creation, Create a routed network by connecting to an existing edge
gateway will be
greyed-out, i.e. you can't created Routed network.
Since
we selected OvDC Network to be connected through vSE, a Portgroup is created in
vCenter Infrastructure.
Note: While configuring OvDC,
you need to select the type of Network Resource Pool. When creating OvDC Networks in
OvDC, the type of portgroup created in vCenter Infrastructure will be based on
the type of Network Resource Pool assigned to OvDC.
In case Network
Resource Pool is
selected as None, you
won't be able to create OvDC Network with vSE. The steps will be accepted but
the creation will fail.
As
you know, we can have different OvDCs within one Organization. This means that
we can have multiple OvDC Networks within Organization. vApps in the
Organization can connect to different OvDC Networks either directly or through
vSE.
4. Configure vApp Networks
within organizations
vApp
Network Fencing option can be used only for Direct vApp Networks. For Routed
vApp Networks, this option will be greyed-out.
To
configure vSE used by vApp Networks (Routed or Fenced).
Note: vApp Network vSE and
Portgroup won't be deployed in vCenter Infrastructure unless a VM connected to
this vApp Network is powered on. This isn't not similar to OvDC Network.
Also, in case you stopped the vApp, all VMs in vApp are stopped, vSE VA and Portgroup will be deleted.
Also, in case you stopped the vApp, all VMs in vApp are stopped, vSE VA and Portgroup will be deleted.
TIP: To get the mapping of vApp
Network to Portgroup, Right-Click vApp Network > Properties.
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