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Dell Networking SmartFabric Services with VxRail and VMware Cloud Foundation
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Topology Chapter 3 Deployment Planning
Prerequisites
Management domain networks
Workload domain networks
Management domain NSX network detail
Workload domain NSX network detail
DHCP server
Chapter 4 Prepare for VCF Management Domain Deployment Chapter 5 Deploy the VCF Management Domain Chapter 6 Deploy the NSX Edge Cluster for the Management Domain Chapter 7 Prepare for VCF Workload Domain Deployment Chapter 8 Deploy the VCF Workload Domain Chapter 9 Deploy the NSX Edge Cluster for the Workload Domain CLI Validation Validated Components Support and Feedback

DHCP server

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DHCP server

  • The DHCP server used in this guide is on the external network, as shown in Figure 1. It provides TEP addresses to each VxRail host for the NSX host overlay networks. An IP address scope is configured on the DHCP server for each NSX host overlay network used in the deployment.

    For this deployment example, the following scopes are configured:

    Table 3.      DHCP server configuration settings

    Scope name

    Start IP address

    End IP address

    Subnet mask

    Scope options

    Rack 1-m01

    172.25.101.1

    172.25.101.8

    255.255.255.0

    router – 172.25.101.254

    Rack 2-w01

    172.26.102.1

    172.26.102.6

    255.255.255.0

    router – 172.25.102.254

    Each ESXi host uses two IP addresses on the host overlay network, one per NSX-T network adapter port.

    Configure a scope for each rack and domain combination in use. If w01 hosts were also in Rack 1, a third DHCP scope to include the 172.26.101/24 network per ‎Table 2 would be added to the DCHP server.