Lecture 5. What is VMware NSX-T and Its Use Cases & Benefits: Tutorials

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Awesome description about NSX...Appropriated it!!! Request to all please go though this link at least once

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Very good discourse on NSX-T. It was well thought content and very intuitive even for layman. Thank you GOVMLAB.

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[@nirmesh44]

mind blowing knowledge you have shared with us. Thanks!

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Really Informative .

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[@mustafaAli-dm6fg]

Good KB Brother, Just want extend my Knowledge As u said, 2 vms in the same host will not be sent the traffic to the physical link will the packet reach the physical firewall located at L3... my info in Vmware is not that much please suggest

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Hi If you are asking about Traditional vSphere Networking, if 2 VMs connected to same vSwitch and part of same L2 network. In this case, traffic will not leave the ESXi host and it will not reach the physical firewall located at L3. Packet forwarding will happen within vSwitch itself.

[@brightjames3254]

great session...

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Nicely explained ❤

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[@kiloparowek171]

Great. Thank you.

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[@MONEY_GAINER1]

One doubt... any malicious packet that comes from internet to webserver would be filtered at perimeter firewall itself right.

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yes...that's correct. Perimeter firewall is deployed to protect data center workloads from any authorized/malicious traffic.

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Thank you....

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@@govmlab sure Sir

[@Randhirful]

How to take membership, I want purchase membership but not found any option

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[@MONEY_GAINER1]

The statement about Vmotion across cluster looks to be no meaning at all, because if at all I am doing vmotion across the clusters, it will be anticipated and ill ensure that the other cluster would have the required VLANs configured and readily available from the day one, and this would be part of the design as well... and what would be the use case of migrating a VM from VLAN 10 to VLAN20????

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