The last step in the documentation for setting up SNMP says that you need to open the firewall to allow this: 8. Configure Firewall Settings. After you have configured SNMP Settings, go to Firewall ...
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The last step in the documentation for setting up SNMP says that you need to open the firewall to allow this: 8. Configure Firewall Settings. After you have configured SNMP Settings, go to Firewall settings (Configure >Profiles > Firewall) to configure the Firewall settings that will enable your SNMP settings. Have you done this? By default all incoming traffic is blocked by the edge firewall.
If you want VM mobility and redundancy using public clouds I would say NSX Cloud is not the best, as this is for native clouds. You can't simply take your workloads there. From what you said it seams...
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If you want VM mobility and redundancy using public clouds I would say NSX Cloud is not the best, as this is for native clouds. You can't simply take your workloads there. From what you said it seams that a VMware Cloud on a hyperscaler like VMC on AWS is the best fit. These clouds have HCX that give you the mobility you need and you can leverage replication with it or SRM or use services like DRaaS depending on what you need.
Is this a stateless or stateful rule? Check the section where the rule is and make sure it is marked as stateful. Have you created it for both directions?
ATP license is not used only for IDS/IPS but also for NTA/NDR which are from Lastline. That is why you see the Datacenter, because NTA/NDR has a cloud component. For IDS/IPS which runs completely on...
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ATP license is not used only for IDS/IPS but also for NTA/NDR which are from Lastline. That is why you see the Datacenter, because NTA/NDR has a cloud component. For IDS/IPS which runs completely on-premises all you need is the NSX-T Manager to have Internet access to be able to update signatures.
This is what you can do in regards to role customization: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.1/administration/GUID-26C44DE8-1854-4B06-B6DA-A2FD426CDF44.html There is no specific p...
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This is what you can do in regards to role customization: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.1/administration/GUID-26C44DE8-1854-4B06-B6DA-A2FD426CDF44.html There is no specific permission that would allow only access to the alarm dashboard as you want. You will need to create a custom roles using the provided granularity and permissions as documented here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.1/administration/GUID-A7406B83-88C6-4548-BFB4-733959E98D5B.html
You shouldn't need to manually start the service. There is a monitor that tracks the state and restarts the service if necessary. Is this a fresh install? Please give us some more information about ...
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You shouldn't need to manually start the service. There is a monitor that tracks the state and restarts the service if necessary. Is this a fresh install? Please give us some more information about your environment.
IDS/IPS requires NSX Advanced, which is part of both VCF Starter and and STD versions. It is available through the Advanced Security for VMware Cloud Foundation Addon. More information here: VMware...
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IDS/IPS requires NSX Advanced, which is part of both VCF Starter and and STD versions. It is available through the Advanced Security for VMware Cloud Foundation Addon. More information here: VMware Cloud Foundation 4.2 General FAQ
With NAT or loadbalancing you can provide /32 addresses although your VMs would actually be part of a network that is some other network mask, but I would like to better understand what you are tryin...
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With NAT or loadbalancing you can provide /32 addresses although your VMs would actually be part of a network that is some other network mask, but I would like to better understand what you are trying to achieve here.
This is already there! You can actually mirror directly to your troubleshooting station that is running Wireshark with ERSPAN and save the file locally if needed. Add a Port Mirroring Profile (vm...
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This is already there! You can actually mirror directly to your troubleshooting station that is running Wireshark with ERSPAN and save the file locally if needed. Add a Port Mirroring Profile (vmware.com)
You cannot use an NSX component as an NTP server. What you can do to keep most of the NTP traffic inside NSX is have on or more VMs serve as NTP server for your virtual environment while only these N...
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You cannot use an NSX component as an NTP server. What you can do to keep most of the NTP traffic inside NSX is have on or more VMs serve as NTP server for your virtual environment while only these NTP server VMs synchronise to physical NTP server. Although I would not worry about NTP traffic going through the edges as this is quite low.
Guest introspection in the HTML5 client only came on NSX-V 6.4.9. On earlier versions this is only available in the flash client. Take a look at this doc that shows when and which features were port...
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Guest introspection in the HTML5 client only came on NSX-V 6.4.9. On earlier versions this is only available in the flash client. Take a look at this doc that shows when and which features were ported to the non-flash client: Functionality Updates for VMware NSX for vSphere - UI Plugin for vSphere Client The only way for older versions is to use a workaround to enable flash on the browser.
This feature has recently been released on NSX-T API and is called Livetrace. Take a look here: https://vdc-download.vmware.com/vmwb-repository/dcr-public/483ea8e7-55dd-49e4-8cff-3b4330cc2201/4079cc9...
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This feature has recently been released on NSX-T API and is called Livetrace. Take a look here: https://vdc-download.vmware.com/vmwb-repository/dcr-public/483ea8e7-55dd-49e4-8cff-3b4330cc2201/4079cc99-e292-4322-8823-286e02d7d9b6/api_includes/management_plane_api_troubleshooting_and_monitoring_livetrace.html This probably means it should be available int he GUI soon, since it already exists in the product itself. For this feature to be used, since it is on NSX, you will need that the VM be on an NSX segment, or else NSX-T has no visibility into those flows.
