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  • Around the NSX-T Table(s)

    The NSX-T Central Control Plane (CCP) is building and maintaining a central repository for some tables that make NSX-T the unique network virtualization solution it is. More specifically I’m talking about: The Global MAC address table The Global ARP table… Continue reading

  • HCX Your Way To NSX-T Overlay

    Happy New Year! 🙂 In the last two posts we had a look at two different methods for extending VLANs to NSX-T overlay. In the first post we configured a bridge which works well in scenarios where we the source… Continue reading

  • VPN Your Way To NSX-T Overlay

    In the previous article we had a look at how VLAN-connected workloads were migrated to NSX-T overlay by setting up a bridge between VLANs and NSX-T overlay segments. This works well in scenarios where layer 2 adjacency between source and… Continue reading

  • Configuring NSX-T 3.0 Stretched Networking

    NSX-T 3.0 comes with brand new features for logical networking in multisite environments. With NSX-T Federation the platform effectively receives a location-aware management, control, and data plane and this gives us, the implementers and architects, some very interesting new options… Continue reading

    Configuring NSX-T 3.0 Stretched Networking