All right, in this video, we are going to create this blue segment right here,
associate it with this tier one gateway,
and then we'll follow it up by putting some VMs on that segment
and verifying we have connectivity all the way out to the Internet.
And by the way, this will also introduce any troubleshooting
that we might have to do in the event that we missed any steps along the way.
So let's create this blue segment 10 right here.
So back in the NSX Manager, we'll click on the networking tab on the left,
we'll go down to segments,
and we're going to create an overlay segment that we can connect VMs to. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
and we're going to create an overlay segment that we can connect VMs to.
So we'll click here on add segment, let's call this blue SEG 10.
And then as far as which gateway is connected to, this is the magic,
we're simply going to connect it to our blue tier one gateway A right there.
And then for the transport zone, let's use our existing AB overlay transport
zone right there.
And then for the IP address, we may collapse the left hand side a little bit
there.
And for the subnet, let's go ahead and have this blue segment
and have the default gateway be at 10.10.0.1 with a 24-bit mask.
Just like that.
And for DHCP services, because the gateways are already set up to support it, WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
And for DHCP services, because the gateways are already set up to support it,
let's click here on set DHCP config.
And for the type, let's go ahead and use the gateway based DHCP server.
We already specify the profile at the gateway itself.
So here we can just specify the range of addresses we want to use.
Let's use 10.10.0.
Let's use 150 all the way through 10.10.0.200.
And then for the gateway, it's going to use 10.10.01.
That's the IP address we specified as the gateway for this segment.
And for DNS, let's use a public DNS server out at 8.8.8.8. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
And for DNS, let's use a public DNS server out at 8.8.8.8.
And for the lifetime, I'm going to set it super short for my lab of 500 seconds
and click on apply.
So I think we have everything we need here.
We'll scroll down a little bit and click on save.
And then click on no.
I think that's everything we need to continue.
So then if we expand the left hand side and go to network topology,
we should have a nice visual view of that.
So here is our blue VRF.
Let me go ahead and make that a little bit bigger.
So there's our blue VRF, which is linked down to our blue tier one gateway A,
which is connected to our blue segment 10.
And for the services available here, we have DHCP services available on that WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
And for the services available here, we have DHCP services available on that
segment.
And if we wanted to add additional segments, we'd just do it the same way.
By adding the new segment, associate with the gateway we wanted it connected to
.
And then also if we wanted DHCP services to configure the details for the range
of IP addresses to be supported on that new segment.
For example, because it's so easy to do, let's just do it real quick right now.
Let's go to segments and let's add a new segment.
Let's make a blue segment 20.
So we'll click on add segment.
We'll call it blue segment 20.
We'll connect it also to that same tier one gateway, this one right here blue WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
We'll connect it also to that same tier one gateway, this one right here blue
tier one gateway A.
And then for the transport zone, let's also put the same overlay transport zone
.
And for its IP address, let's use the 10 dot 20 address base there 10 dot 20
dot 0 dot 1 with a 24 bit mask.
And then for DHCP, we'll click there and set DHCP.
Go ahead and specify we want to use a gateway based DHCP server and then put in
the range.
And for the DNS server, let's use a public DNS server there as well.
And for the lifetime, let's also set this something short in my lab of 500
seconds and click on apply.
Then we'll scroll down and click on save and we'll click on note. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
Then we'll scroll down and click on save and we'll click on note.
We're done editing that.
And so now we have these two segments both connected to our blue tier one
gateway A.
If we click on network topology, we give a nice visual representation of that
right here.
So let me make that a little bit bigger.
So there's our tier one gateway that is directly connected to segments 10 and
20 with DHCP services available on each of those.
So now that we have this topology in place with our blue VRF and a blue tier
one gateway and two segments connected.
In our next video, let's connect some VMs to one or more of these segments and WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
In our next video, let's connect some VMs to one or more of these segments and
verify that everything works.
Thanks.