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Reference Architecture Guide
Big Cloud Fabric: Software-defined networking with Dell Technologies’ Open Networking switches
Introduction VMware software-defined data center integration One logical switch BCF controller Zero-touch workflows Brownfield deployments Dell Technologies’ Open Networking switches vSphere integration Networking at the speed of virtualization vSAN VM-to-VM troubleshooting VMware NSX

Big Cloud Fabric: Software-defined networking with Dell Technologies’ Open Networking switches

VM-to-VM troubleshooting

  • With the BCF test path feature, you can simulate VM-to-VM traffic visibility across the virtual and physical network. On the controller, the test path feature displays both the physical and logical paths that the traffic takes from one VM to another. This level of traffic visibility helps you rapidly determine if an application issue is network-related or compute-related without going through tedious trouble-ticket processes.

    The following table shows the various types of VM-to-VM traffic and where they are visible:

    Table 4.              VM-to-VM traffic

    VMware component

    Integration

    Visibility

    Troubleshooting

    vSphere

    Fabric automation

    VM host visibility

    VM-to-VM

    NSX

    Hardware VXLAN tunnel end point (VTEP)

    Overlay visibility

    VTEP-to-VTEP

    vSAN

    vSAN transport network automation

    VMkernel (node) visibility

    Node-to-node

    vSphere Web Client

    vCenter UI plug-in

    Fabric visibility

    VM-to-VM

    vRealize Log Insight

    Content pack

    Fabric visibility

    Log correlation

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