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MinaMF
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i need an answer please

is this a must to have a DLR to communicate between two VMs located on SAME ESXI but in Different SUBNET ?

thanks Smiley Happy

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rikherlaar
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Depends on the use-case and you could solve this problem in many different ways -

1> Just use good old vlan-backed port-groups and route on an external device or virtual router of choice

2> Bank on the NSX capabilities in terms of workload mobility across Layer-3 boundaries by using vxlan backed PG's and hook'em up to DLR or ESG (latter won't give you distributed capabilities outside your host

So since this is an NSX forum , I'd bet the answer is "yes" , you want so solve your question by using DLR -

/r

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rcporto
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Yes, since your virtual machines are on different subnets.

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rikherlaar
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Depends on the use-case and you could solve this problem in many different ways -

1> Just use good old vlan-backed port-groups and route on an external device or virtual router of choice

2> Bank on the NSX capabilities in terms of workload mobility across Layer-3 boundaries by using vxlan backed PG's and hook'em up to DLR or ESG (latter won't give you distributed capabilities outside your host

So since this is an NSX forum , I'd bet the answer is "yes" , you want so solve your question by using DLR -

/r

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MinaMF
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thanks very much

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