Configuring RTEPs in VMware NSX-T Federation

In this article I will cover creating an RTEP for Local 1 and Local 2 and validating the RTEP status.

Creating the RTEP for Location 1 – Example Dallas

Global Manager location view confirming the Dallas Local Manager import and showing its Networking tab.

System > Configuration > Location Manager > Locations > Location-1 LM (Dallas) > NETWORKING

Dallas location Networking view listing edge clusters used for inter-location communication and the RTEP configure control.

Click CONFIGURE on the RTEP cluster you’ve already created

Dallas RTEP configuration with edge cluster, edge switch, teaming policy, VLAN, IP pool, and inter-location MTU fields.

Select your edge node that will host the RTEP

Select the RTEP-VLAN-N-VDS from the Edge Switch

Put the VLAN for the RTEP VLAN

Select the RTEP Pool you created earlier from the IP Pool for all Nodes

SAVE

Quick Start step selecting the Dallas RTEP edge cluster and its edge nodes for stretch-network configuration.

Wait for the successfully completed message

Now we must create the RTEP for the Location-2

Fort Worth Local Manager Quick Start page with the Configure Remote Tunnel Endpoint task.

Go to the Location-2 LM (FortWorth example)

System > Quick Start > Configure Remote Tunnel Endpoint

Fort Worth RTEP form marked Not Configured with edge switch, VLAN, IP pool, and inter-location MTU fields.

Fill out the information again but for your second RTEP

Quick Start step selecting the Fort Worth RTEP edge cluster and its edge nodes for remote tunnel endpoints.

Wait for successfully configured to appear

Global Manager system view showing successful location synchronization and the Remote Tunnel Endpoint Status section.

Confirm your Remote Tunnel Endpoint status is up

Next we will stretch networks

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