To help us reinforce the concepts of DHCP services in the world of NSX,
I'd like to propose this scenario. The customer would like a non-routable
segment for testing
local apps, servers, and also client interactions with those various services.
So let's imagine
this is the network right here. They want for that purpose. So we'll go ahead
and put some devices
on that network. So perhaps this is server one. Maybe it's a web server and
maybe this is server two.
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Maybe it's a database server. So let's put some clients out here as well. Those
will be clients.
So if this is the network that they want to implement, my question for you is,
just generally speaking, what options exist for IPv4 addressing these devices?
And then furthermore,
once you've identified and considered a few of the different options for IP
addressing for
these devices in an NSX environment, imagining this is an NSX segment, which
option or options
would you recommend for IP addressing on this network segment? So here's what I
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'd love for you
to do. Take a few minutes as long as you need and just think about those
options. Like how do we
provide IP addresses? What makes sense? What can we do? What should we do? And
then when you
had a few minutes to think about that and come up with some ideas, join me in
the next video
and we'll compare notes.