So in our journey, we are right here.
We're going to deploy this tier one gateway
and associate it with our blue VRF tier zero gateway.
And by that association, that'll cause any routes
or connected segments on our tier one gateway here
to be associated with that blue VRF.
And again, the benefit of having them all separated
and part of that VRF is that they are separate
from other tenants or other customers.
So here in the NSX manager,
let's once again click on the networking tab up on top
and let's take a peek at our network topology.
And sure enough, here we have our tier zero gateway WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
And sure enough, here we have our tier zero gateway
and we also have our blue VRF tier zero gateway
and we're about to add the tier one gateway below it
and associate it with this blue VRF.
So to do that with networking still selected at the top
on the left, we're going to click on tier one gateways
right here and click on add tier one gateway.
So for the name, let's call it blue T1 gateway A
and then as far as who it's associated with
over here in the linked tier zero gateway,
we'll use the drop down.
We're going to associate that with this blue VRF
and that's what links this tier one gateway to that VRF. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
and that's what links this tier one gateway to that VRF.
And then for the edge cluster, we'll use the drop down.
We'll choose our edge cluster,
which has edge one and edge two in it.
And then we'd also want to set up DHCP services.
However, before we can do that,
we need to go ahead and do a quick save.
So we'll click save.
So now the tier one gateway exists
and I'm going to click on yes to continue editing it.
And we had a previous skill on DHCP services.
So I'm going to repeat those steps here
by clicking on set for the gateway itself
from the drop down saying DHCP services
and then point to our DHCP profile,
which is using this logical IP address WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
which is using this logical IP address
as a DHCP server inside of NSX and we'll click on apply.
Also on this tier one gateway,
if we want to advertise any directly connected network
segments that we're about to add to our tier zero gateway,
which is our blue VRF,
we'd also want to tell it to do that right here
under route advertisement and clicking on this slider right here
to say please advertise all connected segments
and service ports effectively up to the tier zero gateway.
And our tier zero gateway is the blue VRF.
So with that set and the DHCP set,
let's go ahead and scroll down and click on save. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
let's go ahead and scroll down and click on save.
And then we'll click on close editing
and let's click on network topology and take a look.
So here we have our blue VRF, there's our tier zero gateway
and then below it we have the tier one gateway
that we just created a moment ago.
And as far as services go if we hover over that
is showing us that we have in addition to gateway firewall rules,
we also have DHCP services,
which we enabled as part of that gateway.
We could also confirm this from the CLI.
So let's head over to edge one and take a look
at this new tier one gateway A. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
at this new tier one gateway A.
So back here at edge one, let's do a gate gateways
and press enter.
So here we have the entry for gateway A.
And so if we go into VRF 13 by typing in VRF 13,
which is the VRF associated with that logical gateway,
let's do a get forwarding press enter
and there is the routing table.
So we have a default route that's going up to the blue VRF,
that's the inter router IP address game that it's using.
So this all looks great.
So now that we have this tier one gateway
in the VRF of blue all set up, WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
in the VRF of blue all set up,
the next step would be to go ahead
and create this segment right here, segment 10,
and we'll use the IP dressing space of 1010-0
associated with this tier one gateway A
that's in the blue VRF.
And then put some VMs on that segment
and then test connectivity to verify everything is working.
So join me in the next video as we take this next step
to create this segment right here.