I recently wrote about deploying the Cisco n1000v switch in a vSphere 5.5 environment. That post covered the initial deployment and configuration tasks. This post picks up where I left…
In this post I will cover how to deploy the Cisco n1000v switch on vSphere 5.5 – including the initial deployment of the switch appliance, some initial configuration, followed by…
This post is a bit of a departure from the usual topics covered on this site, but there’s a good reason, as I’m currently studying to renew my Cisco ‘CCNP’…
As the title suggests, this post will take a look at configuring AAA on Cisco switches, which is another of the CCNP Switch objectives. To start off, what is AAA?…
This post follows on from my recent posts on configuring highly available Platform Services Controllers. By the end of my previous post on this, I had deployed two platform services…
This post will look at some of the ways in which you can monitor a NSX implementation, along with some of the features NSX provides to help you. As with…
There are a lot of components in an NSX implementation, so as a consequence there are a lot of places where you can set up logging for the various parts…
NSX has a lot of moving parts, and a lot of time and effort goes into its configuration, so fortunately it also makes it easy to backup and restore that…
This will be a quick post will look at some of the options for allowing access to manage NSX deployments. When the NSX manager is registered with a vCenter, the…