Hi All, hope you are doing fine in this difficult times.
Just a Silly question, i'm reviewing vCenter HA and it requires a portgroup for Active/Passive/Witness heartbeating.
Do you think this can be accomplished with a VXLAN logical switch? I have googled a little bit and found noone that has done it this way.
Warm regrds
Hi Nacho. You can. please take a look at https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2018/04/vcenter-high-availability-deep-dive-part-1.html.
Also consider that if you have a problem with NSX VTEPS in the esxi that has a VCHA node, you may have some problems, but at the end it is the same problems you would have with any VM over vxlan. I think for management workloads I would go with VLAN but it always depends of the scenario
Hi Nacho. You can. please take a look at https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2018/04/vcenter-high-availability-deep-dive-part-1.html.
Also consider that if you have a problem with NSX VTEPS in the esxi that has a VCHA node, you may have some problems, but at the end it is the same problems you would have with any VM over vxlan. I think for management workloads I would go with VLAN but it always depends of the scenario
Agree that some issues can exist.
thinking on a stretched cluster solution or something like that not all organizations have the means to extend a VLAN. In that way VXLAN is a more cost effective solution.
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Hey Nacho ,
I believe we should be able to achieve this .
VTEP test (Tried in lab)
Cheers!!
Thanks harry