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lalitdantu
Contributor
Contributor

Bare Metal Server Integration - Unable to add Ports on Physical Switch

Hello All,

We have NSX 6.2 setup in our lab and few VM's attached to Logical Switches. VM to VM , VM to DLR and VM to Edge communication is happening perfectly fine.

Under Service Definitions we have configured a Juniper QFX device which will be used as a VTEP for extending the Logical Network to the Physical Network. The addition of the device was successful however when I'm trying to add ports on the switch through NSX Manager it throws an Error: "Internal Server Error has Occurred"

Attached the error screenshot.

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Any suggestions on this.

Regards,

Lalit

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larsonm
VMware Employee
VMware Employee

I see there is no value specified for replication cluster.  Have you tried populating that area with a few hosts?

This document includes basic instructions.

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dhanarajramesh

Kindly check in your juniper switch that whether it showing all ovsdb controller including your switch 2) check the SSL certifications has been applied to NSX 3) replication clusters has been added.  if all yes, can you try as  below  to add from LS.

nsx1.JPGnsx2.JPG

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admin
Immortal
Immortal

In addition to the verifying the certificates you also need to specify on the Juniper side which ports can be managed by the NSX controller - here is a config snippet with a few notes:

Specify the IP address of the NSX controller using SSL and destination port 6640. If multiple controllers

are present, each one should be configured for redundancy purposes. This test installation only uses one

controller.

protocols {

ovsdb {

interfaces {

ge-0/0/4;

}

controller 172.24.2.215 {

protocol {

ssl port 6640;

}

}

}

}

All interfaces that should be managed by OVSDB and function as a vtep need to be listed in the [protocols

ovsdb| hierachy.

For the QFX5100 it is important to delete the default configuration of the physical interface. There should

be no configuration for this interface (in this case ge-0/0/4).

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