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Architecture Guide—VMware Cloud Foundation 4.1 on VxRail 7.0
VxRail Virtual Network Architecture
Introduction VxRail virtual distributed switch (System vDS) VxRail vDS NIC teaming Additional VCF NSX Networks VxRail vDS with NSX Networks NSX vDS (Second vDS) Two vDS (System and NSX) network topologies

Additional VCF NSX Networks

  • VCF requires the following additional VLANs created and configured on the TOR switches connecting to VxRail nodes in the management WLD cluster before the VCF bring-up process is started using the VCF Cloud Builder tool.

    Table 5.            VCF VLANs for management WLD deployment

    Workload Domain

    Network Traffic

    Sample VLAN

    Management WLD

    NSX-T Host TEP

    103

    Management WLD

    NSX-T Edge TEP (AVN Enabled)

    104

    Management WLD

    Edge Uplink01 (AVN Enabled)

    105

    Management WLD

    Edge Uplink02 (AVN Enabled)

    106

    Figure 12.          VxRail Management WLD cluster VLANs (Uplink and Edge with AVN enabled)

    The VMware Cloud Foundation requires the following additional VLANs created and configured on the TOR switches before deploying a VI WLD.

    Table 6.            VCF VLANs for VI WLD deployment

    Workload Domain Type

    Network Traffic

    Sample VLAN

    VI WLD

    NSX-T Host TEP

    203

    VI WLD (edge deployment only)

    NSX-T Edge TEP

    204

    VI WLD (edge deployment only)

    Edge Uplink01

    205

    VI WLD (edge deployment only)

    Edge Uplink02

    206

    Note: The Edge deployment is a Day 2 operation that can be achieved using either the edge automation or a manual deployment after the VI WLD has been deployed.

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