In this blog, we will discuss how “North-South” traffic can be controlled on the OrgVDC Tier-1 gateway using the “Gateway firewalling” feature of NSX-T. In this case blog, all firewall rules will be configured on the Tier-1 gateway of OrgVDC, which belongs to a specific organization, let’s say “OrganizationA”. However, we have already integrated NSX-T Continue reading

This blog will discuss how micro-segmentation will be enforced on OrgVDC using NSX-T. However, we have already integrated NSX-T with VMware cloud director in the previous series with and without data center groups. Using the concept of data center groups, we will configure three stretch segments, one for “Web”, the second one for “APP” and Continue reading

In the previous three parts, we have created T0 VRF for an organization “OrganizationA”. We have also verified the VMware Cloud director configuration with vSphere and NSX-T Manager. We deployed two separate Tenants in different provider VDCs.However, in the last blog, we created two tenants belonging to the same organization and created separate Tier-1 gateway Continue reading

In the previous two parts, we have created T0 VRF for an organization “OrganizationA”. We have also verified the VMware Cloud director configuration with vSphere and NSX-T Manager. We deployed two separate Tenants in different provider VDCs. However, inthis session, we will discuss routing between two different provider VDCs belonging to the same organization. This Continue reading

In this part of the blog, we will validate the configuration on VMware Cloud Director along with the creation of two different Tenants belonging to the same organization in two different provider VDCs. Continue reading

In this blog, we will discuss how NSX-T is integrated with VMware cloud director for a single Tenant, which will be stretched across primary and secondary data centers to provide Network and Security capabilities. We will also test failure capabilities in case the primary provider VDC goes down. Continue reading