VCP-NV

Along with Load balancing, VPN and routing services, an NSX Edge router can also provide DHCP, DNS and NAT services. This post will look at how to configure and manage…

In my last VCP-NV post, I looked at deploying an edge router and then connecting it to a distributed logical router via a ‘transit’ logical switch. This provides the means…

This post is the first of two posts on deploying NSX Edge Routers. This will look at the deployment and configuration, whilst an upcoming post will deal with implementing routing…

My previous post on VCP-NV looked at deploying a logical router for use as a L2 bridge between a NSX logical switch and a regular port group. This post will…

My last VCP-NV post looked at creating logical switches in NSX and showed two VMs connected to the logical switch.  Whilst the two virtual machines connected to the switch could…

NSX logical switches can be thought as a VLAN. They are manifested as the virtual networks to which you will be connecting virtual machines to. I mentioned Segment IDs in…

There are a number of steps to take in order to upgrade your NSX installation. First of all the NSX Manager appliance will need to be updated, followed by your…

In my last post I briefly covered creating transport zones in NSX. This will be a short post to cover the VCP-NV objective around expanding an existing transport zone to…

This post follows on from my recent post on deploying NSX Manager. Once NSX Manager has been deployed and configured, and connected to vCenter, the next step is to install the…