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Dell Networking SmartFabric Services Deployment for VMware NSX-T 3.1
Notes, cautions, and warnings Introduction Hardware Overview Topology Deployment Planning Configure the VxRail Cluster VDS for NSX-T Traffic Deploy the NSX-T Manager Cluster Configure NSX-T
Configure NSX-T
Create transport zones
Create uplink profiles
Apply teaming policies
Create segments for uplink networks
Create a transport node profile
Configure VxRail nodes as host transport nodes
Deploy NSX Edge appliances
Create an NSX Edge cluster
Create VM/Host rules for NSX Edges
Create the Tier-0 gateway and configure BGP
Create a Tier-1 gateway
Create tenant segments
Register the NSX-T Manager Cluster with OMNI Use OMNI to Configure NSX-T Networks on Leaf Switches Add Tenant VMs Show Command Output Validated Components Additional Information

Configure VxRail nodes as host transport nodes

Configure VxRail nodes as host transport nodes

  • To configure the VxRail nodes as transport nodes for NSX-T, perform the following steps.
    1.  In the NSX Manager web UI, go to System > Fabric > Nodes > Host Transport Nodes. 
    2.  Next to Managed by, select the vCenter from the drop-down menu. 
    3.  Check the box next to the VxRail cluster and click CONFIGURE NSX. 
    4.  In the NSX Installation dialog box, select transport-node-profile from the drop-down menu and click APPLY. 
      NSX-T transport node configuration starts.
      Note: NSX-T configuration may take about six minutes for a four-node cluster.

      When complete, the NSX Configuration column shows Success and the Node Status shows Up for each host in the cluster.

      Figure 27. Hosts configured for NSX-T
      Hosts configured for NSX-T
      Note: Since the host overlay VLAN, VLAN 2500, is not yet configured on the switches, the TEP IP addresses are not assigned by DHCP at this point.