VMware NSX-T Logical Switches. Part 1. What are they?

[@Gohard7]

This series is going to be a Gold Standard Steven.. Had Tutors from VMware never understood it this clear. We are grateful and I wish you hit one million soon.

[@TechUnGlued]

Your welcome. You have a great day

[@audieross74]

Excellent explanation, the best I found till now

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[@muhammadabidsaleem7048]

Hi Steve thanks A Lot for creating such an informative video

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[@humbledzealot6552]

This is amazing! exactly what i was looking for, thank for sharing your knowledge.

[@TechUnGlued]

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[@VinceAdams-z2m]

Wanted to start out by saying that the way you break things down is awesome. You explain it so that even a novice can understand what's going on underneath the hood. On another note, needed to ask. When a VM is powered on and the TN that it's connected to get's the info to update the 3 tables. Does the LCP on the TN update it's own tables first with the info before sending it to the CCP or does it send the reports back to the CCP and then the CCP responds back to the TN's with the info that needs to be update/added to their tables

[@TechUnGlued]

Thanks for watching. That a good question.. The Esxi host, maintain its own info on what VM's are hosted and what switch ports they are on.. Just like iif NSX wasn't installed.. .Hope this makes sense. Have a good one.

[@monami9528]

very useful and professional explanation! Thank you

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[@TechAndWanderlust]

So happy I found your Channnel!!

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Welcome!! Thanks for watching. Have a great day..

[@7fanmail9]

this is awesome! at the 25 min mark you say the destination will use the Router RT MAC but at the 47 min mark you are saying it will use the VTP's MAC?

[@TechUnGlued]

Hello Thanks for watching.. Going to assume you meant to say the 27 min mark and not 47 min. Once the geneve frame passes through the router it will update the L2 portion of the geneve header with the appropriate src and destination mac, as shown in the video.. Hope this helps. Have a good one

[@VM0917]

Incredible . Thanks a lot.

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[@manjunathgonapa4328]

Very helpful content. Content on Logging, Auditing, Monitoring, reporting will be more helpful. Thank you.

[@TechUnGlued]

Glad it was helpful! I will see what I can do.. Have a great day

[@RuslanKipkeev-c4b]

This is top notch stuff, thank you!

[@TechUnGlued]

You're very welcome!. Have a good one

[@desaironak11]

absolutely brilliant and very useful. one question - Under get logical-switch 5001 arp-table, it is not showing VM-IP and just name ? Why is that ?Thanks

[@desaironak11]

I got my answer from the next video. Thanks.😁

[@TechUnGlued]

Excellent. Have a great day and thanks for watching

[@ravish2429]

It was amazing ...Thank you so much.

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[@abdullahsamaha2096]

Super, as usual.

[@TechUnGlued]

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[@7onysWorld]

Amazing content ❤

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[@arsalalam5998]

awesome

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