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Planning Guide—VMware Cloud Foundation 4.x on VxRail
Executive summary VMware Cloud Foundation on VxRail VMware Cloud Foundation on VxRail Requirements and Use Cases VMware Cloud Foundation on VxRail Workload Domain Planning Data Center and Network Requirements Cloud Foundation on VxRail High-Level Design Decisions Cloud Foundation on VxRail Workload Planning Cloud Foundation on VxRail Licensing Planning Cloud Foundation on VxRail Physical Network Planning Cloud Foundation on VxRail Physical Network Preparation VxRail Cluster Deployment Preparation Prepare for VMware Cloud Foundation Management VI Workload Domain Prepare for Cloud Foundation VI Workload Domain Prepare for NSX-T Edge Gateway Services
Introduction
Capture external router settings for eBGP peering
Capture settings for NSX-T edge gateway uplinks
Capture NSX-T edge overlay network settings
Capture second site settings for stretched cluster
Prepare for Cloud Foundation Application Virtual Network Cloud Foundation On VxRail Housekeeping Tasks Appendixes

Capture settings for NSX-T edge gateway uplinks

Capture settings for NSX-T edge gateway uplinks

  • The NSX-T Edge Gateways table in Error! Reference source not found. outlines the edge gateway settings required to support upstream connectivity.

    • Assign an ASN for the workload domain edge cluster.
    • Reserve hostnames for the two NSX-T edge nodes.
    • Reserve four unused IP addresses from the management network subnet for the three NSX-T edge nodes and the virtual IP address to serve as the connection point for NSX-T management.
    • Reserve two new VLANs to support the two NSX-T edge uplink networks for the new edge cluster.
    • The VLANs must be configured on the switch trunk ports connected to the VxRail nodes.
    • One VLAN is assigned to first of the two upstream router instances.
    • One VLAN is assigned to the second of the two upstream router instances.
    • Reserve three new IP address subnet ranges
    • One subnet range for the first NSX-T edge uplink network
    • One subnet range for the second NSX-T edge uplink network
    • One subnet range for the NSX-T edge overlay network
    • Assign an IP address to each edge node for the first NSX-T edge uplink network.
    • Assign an IP address to each edge node for the second NSX-T edge uplink network.
    • Assign two IP addresses to each edge node for the NSX-T edge overlay network.
    • Assign two VLANs to enable BGP peering through the two NSX-T edge uplink networks.

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    Figure 63.    NSX-T edge gateway peering relationship