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Planning Guide—VMware Cloud Foundation 4.0 on VxRail
Appendixes
Appendix A: Cloud Foundation on VxRail checklist Appendix B: Cloud Foundation on VxRail footprints for sizing Appendix C: Cloud Foundation on VxRail VLANs Appendix D: VxRail network configuration Appendix E: Cloud Builder and management VI workload configuration Appendix F: Application Virtual Network configuration Appendix G: VI workload domain configuration settings Appendix H: Sample switch configuration settings

Appendix C: Cloud Foundation on VxRail VLANs

  • These are the core VLANs that need to be configured on the data center switches supporting the Cloud Foundation on VxRail platform.

    Cloud Foundation on VxRail VLANs

    Category

    VLAN

    Description

    Domain

    External Management

    VxRail cluster and ESXi hosts

    Internal Management

    VxRail device discovery

    vMotion

    Virtual machine migration

    vSAN

    vSphere datastore

    NSX-T

    Host Overlay

    NSX-T VTEP. Must be able to reach DHCP server to assign IP addresses for host overlay network.

    Node Management

    Out-of-band management

    Dell PowerEdge iDRAC network (optional)

    Stretched Cluster

    Witness Traffic Separation

    Segment traffic between witness and two sites (optional)

    Application Virtual Network VLANs – required if Application Virtual Network is enabled

    Category

    VLAN

    Description

    Application Virtual Network

    Uplink 1

    NSX-T Tier-0 gateway uplink. Used for BGP peering with upstream routing services.

    Uplink 2

    NSX-T Tier-0 gateway uplink. Used for BGP peering with upstream routing services.

    Edge Overlay

    Used for edge overlay network connecting NSX-T edge nodes used for Tier-0 gateways

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Appendix D: VxRail network configuration