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• What is the default user name and password of the dynamically created edge NSX gateway?

  Hello

  I created a NAT device on request and as part of it, but an edge gateway. What is the default user name and password to connect to the edge device?

  Thank you

  Pankaj

  I do not know the password by default, but you can either define easily. Just go to the network security &--> NSX edges, select your edge, click actions and identification of Climate change information. You can also enable SSH from there.

• Default edge NSX gateway

  How can I change the default gateway of the NSX edge that has already been deployed.

  In vCenter, you will:

  • Networking & security
  • NSX edges (and modify your advantage with a double click)
  • Manage - routing - Global Configuration - change the default gateway

  Dimitri

• Current uninstall stuck

  I went to prepare a cluster but the hosts never fully installed. I thought I would uninstall and give him another chance. All hosts in the cluster are now 'In progress' with the State of the cluster "uninstall." It has been like this for more than a day now. I rebooted all hosts several times and checked that the VIBs have been removed. So the Director and the controllers were restarted. Is anyway to reset the cluster or complete the task of deleting?

  Thank you

  Will be

  The vibs had already been uninstalled, but the task was still hanging. I was able to work around this problem by cutting each host and adding to a different cluster. I deleted cluster that was stuck and was able to prepare the hosts in a cluster. He even kept track of edge NSX gateways that were on the hosts when they moved. The only thing I lost was the VM folder structure. The hosts installed without problems and have been added in my area of transport.

• NSX - Ping issues between DLR and edge gateway on the network of public transport

  Hello

  I have deployed an NSX in a POC environment and have a few weird questions. I sent a distributed router (DLR) with 2 internal interfaces (related to the segments of NW app & web) and an uplink interface connected to a network of transit (192.168.10.0/29). I have also deployed a gateway of Edge services with an internal link connected to the same interface of transit (192.168.10.0/29) and an interface of uplink connected to the outside world.

  The question is, when I PuTTY on the Edge service gateway and ping interface uplink of the DLR using sound transit (192.168.10.2) network ip address, I do not get a response. The firewall is configured to accept all traffic on the DLR and the edge.

  Someone at - it ideas? Note that the DLR has been configured default gateway pointing to the IP of the gateway of the Edge on the network of public transport (as is the only North DLR connection)

  See you soon

  A rough drawing of the topology is attached. Ping fails to 192.168.10.1 to 192.168.10.2

  FYI - has proved to be a problem with the NSX 6.1.2 that attaches to 6.1.3. No KB for the issue for the time being, nor is he mentioned as being fixed at 6.1.3 in the notes but VMware engineer GSS confirmed that its fixed.

  temporary work is about to stop and start the daemon netcpa on the compute cluster hosts & edge of ESXi

  See more details on my blog http://chansblog.com/nsx-6-1-2-bug-dlr-interface-communication-issues-how-to-troubleshoot-using-net-vdr-command/http://chansblog.com/nsx-6-1-2-bug-dlr-interface-communication-issues-how-to-troubleshoot-using-net-vdr-command/

• NSX in the existing network of EIGRP.

  Since EIGRP is implemented Protocol. How edge NSX will make the delivery, if she needed a redistribution, what are the caveats in the highly critical data center environment where EIGRP uses RP.

  Hi Hendrickx,

  The edges of the NSX does not support the EIGRP directly so you indeed need a router at the front which makes the redistribution of EIGRP for IBGP, OSPF or ISIS (in case you're peering with the on-board service gateway).

  I don't think there are really warnings as long as the roads are propagated.

  I would, however, test a few cases of use (convergence for example) in a PoC environment.

• List edge bridges and their version - PowerCLI

  I'm looking for a way to list all the bridges of edge deployed in all my ORG CDV in my vCD 5.6.4 instance.

  Does anyone have any documentation or examples of how I can find these gateways of edge and their versions using PowerCLI?

  vCD 5.6.4 facilitate really whether the bridge aboard is obsolete.  I know that I can browse vShield Manager, but this interface is not as attractive to use when there is a few hundred edge existing gateways.  A way to find this information using PowerCLI would allow me to list, sort and inform customers.

  It makes it much easier to upgrade as well if we have bridges of edge to date.

  Did anyone done this before?

  I wanted to do the same thing, so I did this today:

  # Author: Adam Rush

  # Created on: 2016-05-28

  # Find all extensible vShield edges and exported the CSV on Office

  $reportPath = "$HOME\Desktop\upgradable-VSEs.csv".

  $report = @)

  Write-Host "Search all vShield edges" - ForegroundColor yellow

  $edges = get-View - ViewType virtualmachine-Property Name, filter-Config @{' Config.VAppConfig.Product [0].} {Name '=' vShield Edge'} | % {

  $edge = "| Select 'Name', 'Version '.

  $edge. Name = $_. Name

  $edge. Version = $_.config.vappconfig.product [0] .version

  $report += $edge

  }

  $highestVersion = ($report |) Version tri-decroissant) .version [0]

  Write-Host "version of highest vShield Edge: $highestVersion"-ForegroundColor yellow.

  Write-Host "export vShield extensible edges...» "- ForegroundColor yellow

  $upgradableVSEs = $report | Where {$_.version - lt $highestVersion}

  Write-Host "save file to: $reportPath"-ForegroundColor yellow.

  $upgradableVSEs | Export-Csv-path $reportPath - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

• Any type of field to add Application Profile for the ESG load balancer? (REST API)

  Hello

  I am currently working on adding an application profile to a load on a GSS (edge Service Gateway) balancer. I am using the REST API to add the application profile, here is the functioning of the REST API that I am using.

  POST https://NSX-Manager-IP-Address/api/4.0/edges/edgeId/loadbalancer/config/applicationprofiles

  It works fine, but I can't add a type to the message body. Documentation, it seems there is no field to add the 'type' or the Protocol for the application profile as you can see below,

  < applicationProfile >

  < name > http_application_profile_2 < / name >

  < insertXForwardedFor > true < / insertXForwardedFor >

  < sslPassthrough > true < / sslPassthrough >

  < persistence >

  cookie < method > < / method >

  < cookieName > JSESSIONID < / cookieName >

  Insert < cookieMode > < / cookieMode >

  < / persistence >

  < / applicationProfile >

  Is there a way I can add a type or Protocol to the application profile (that is to say, HTTP, HTTPS, TCP or UDP)? Is there something I'm missing?

  See you soon,.

  Dean

  What is referred to as 'type' in the Web user interface, is actually called 'model' in the API.

  Here is an example of API for the TCP type below

  applicationProfile-3

  testAPI

  fake

  fake

  fake

  The simplest way to understand the API call:

  . Create it on the Web interface

  . Discover the xml do a GET "https://{{nsxmanager}}/api/4.0/edges/edge-xx/loadbalancer/config/applicationprofiles.

  Dimitri

• Assignment of IP with vCAC external network profile

  I joined vCAC and NSX, and note that the Service Edge router that gets deployed on a blueprint multi-machine receives 2 IP addresses on its unique "uplink" profile external network interface.  Here is my setup and what is happening.  Any help to understand why this would be useful.  Not a huge deal because it is a learning laboratory, but when I go to implement it in a production environment, I need to know if this is expected behavior, or if something is wrong because it effectively reduces the number of possible networks to deploy-able by half.  Again, not a big problem as this "transport network" (the section between the Edge Gateway manually deployed and dynamic Service Edge routers) will exist entirely in the vSphere environment and can be as big as a class A network, if necessary, it is however a huge waste of space IP I want to solve it if possible.

  Topology:

  I have a NSX Edge and the virtual wire (switch NSX L2) already deployed in the environment.  Within vCAC I have:

  -a reserve related to the dvPortGroup created by the NSX L2 switch

  -an external network profile that is used to configure the port to uplink of dynamically deployed NSX routers edge of Service to connect to the LAN segment between the dynamic ESR and the switch of NSX Edge/L2, already deployed

  -a profile of NAT network 1 number which is used to configure the virtual machines deployed from vCAC plans

  -a vSphere vCAC VM blueprint pointing to a snapshot of a virtual computer within the environment vSphere (linked clone deployment)

  -a plan of multi-machine vCAC which contains the above plan and assigns a network interface to the virtual machine and using the profile of network NAT 1 to configure the IP settings on the virtual machine.  MM master plan contains only a single VM in order to test the dynamic creation of network and IP assignment features/integration between vCAC and NSX.

  Topology resulting, once the virtual computer is deployed:

  Edge (deployed manually) NSX gateway

  v

  v

  NSX L2 Switch/Virtual Wire (deployed manually

  v

  v

  NSX edge router Service (deployed as part of the deployment of the vCAC action plan)

  v

  v

  VM (deployed as part of the deployment of the vCAC action plan)

  In theory what needs to happen is that when I ask a resource of the Architecture SDSE MM:

  1. the ESR is deployed with 2 interfaces: 1 for the external network configured with an IP address available on the corresponding subnet and 1 for internal NAT network configured with the IP address of the default gateway is configured in the profile of NAT network.

  2 NAT rules and treatment of traffic are automatically configured in the ESR

  3. the virtual computer is deployed and configured with a NETWORK adapter with the configurations appropriate IP such as specified in the profile of NAT network.

  
  What is actually happening:
  1. the ESR gets deployed with 2 network cards; 1 NETWORK card for uplink to the external network, which gets 2 IP addresses on the subnet (instead of 1) 13 and 1 NIC for the default gateway of the NAT had network configured with the IP address of the NAT network default gateway.  Steps 2 and 3 still occur.

  Hi Jeremy,.

  It is the expected behavior. If you deploy an edge manually, you will be asked for a 'IP management', and then an IP address for the use of the uplink. It is the second IP source address. If you were to use a NAT, you get an additional IP address for each VM on the NAT's segment.

  See you soon,.

  Grant

• DLR control VM issue

  Hello Experts,

  I'm listening to VMworld 2014 - Networking: NSX for logical routing vSphere Deep Dive and came across this slide.

  

  In above slide speaker says this DLR control THAT VM is never in the path of data between NSX Edge and logical network behind DLR. In case when DLR does OSPF adjacency with edge NSX, it must send LSA type 5 for 172.16.10/20/30.0/24 subnets because NSX edge must use 192.168.10.2 as the next hop to bypass the control DLR VM from the data path. That also means DLR VM control cannot send Type 5 LSAS when OSPF.

  Correct me if I'm wrong.

  NSX supports 2 types of OSPF, Normal areas and NSSA.

  If your DLR and the GSS are in an NSSA and you redistribute your DLR connected routes, they will be 7 Type LSA and appear on the GSS as 'N2 - type external OSPF NSSA 2' roads.

  If your DLR and the GSS are defined for an OSPF from Normal area, then you are right, they will be 5 Type LSA.

  Here is an excerpt from an ip road show and see the database ip ospf to a peering with a DLR ESG into an NSSA.

  ESG-nsx-01-0 > sh ip road

  Code: O - derived OSPF, i - EAST drift, B - BGP derived,

  C connected, S - static, L1 - IS - IS level 1, L2 - IS level - 2,

  IA - OSPF inter zone, E1 - type 1, E2 external OSPF - type external OSPF 2.

  N1 - type external OSPF NSSA 1, N2 - type external OSPF NSSA 2

  10.29.15.0/24 O N2 [110/1] via 10.29.2.254

  10.29.20.0/24 O N2 [110/1] via 10.29.2.254

  10.29.21.0/24 O N2 [110/1] via 10.29.2.254

  10.29.22.0/24 O N2 [110/1] via 10.29.2.254

  10.29.24.0/24 O N2 [110/1] via 10.29.2.254

  ESG-nsx-01-0 > sh ip ospf database

  Type - 7 AS external link States (area 0.0.0.29)

  Link ID ADV router age Seq Num Checksum

  10.29.15.0 10.29.2.254 0x8000029a 1395 0 x 00009272

  10.29.20.0 10.29.2.254 1395 0x8000038f 0x00006e9b

  10.29.21.0 10.29.2.254 1395 0x800003e8 0x0000b0fe

  10.29.22.0 10.29.2.254 1395 0x800003e8 0x0000a509

  10.29.24.0 10.29.2.254 1395 0x8000038f 0x000042c3

  And the corresponding routes on the DLR

  DLR-nsx-01 > sh ip road

  Code: O - derived OSPF, i - EAST drift, B - BGP derived,

  C connected, S - static, L1 - IS - IS level 1, L2 - IS level - 2,

  IA - OSPF inter zone, E1 - type 1, E2 external OSPF - type external OSPF 2.

  N1 - type external OSPF NSSA 1, N2 - type external OSPF NSSA 2

  10.29.15.0/24 C [0/0] via 10.29.15.254

  10.29.20.0/24 C [0/0] via 10.29.20.254

  10.29.21.0/24 C [0/0] via 10.29.21.254

  10.29.22.0/24 C [0/0] via 10.29.22.254

  10.29.24.0/24 C [0/0] via 10.29.24.254

  See you soon

  Dale

• admin password to NSX Edge device deployed through vRA

  Help

  Deployment NSX Edge device without vRA, must enter the admin for NSX edge device password according to the following document:

  Add a gateway of on-board service

  

  However, we don't need to enter the password to NSX edge through vRA appliance admin. So I can't connect in edge device. What is the default password?

  If you really need to get into the console of an edge deployed, you can:

  • Open vSphere Web Client and access networks & security
  • Once there, click on Edges NSX and locate the edge that you need to access
  • Right-click on the edge, then select credentials of Climate change

  

  WARNING/WARNING: I'm not sure whether or not this can cause problems. I strongly suggest it be tested on a test deployment of not filing confirm that it has no harmful effect.

• Help me please change IP Uplink on edge of NSX

  HY everybody... I need to change my IP Add ( previously defined ) on the link Up interface NSX Edge... but the answer was xx.xxx.xxx.xxx 'add an invalid local ip '. (previous address) "": Local ip address must be assigned to an affair rising NAVs ' "

  I tried to remove int and so on... but to no avail

  Plwase hepl follow me the right sequence of 'CHANGE' the IP address (new old e are in the other subnet)

  You change the IP address on the interface of uplink of straight edge?    Have you tried configuring the new IP address as a secondary IP address first, and then deleting the original later?  It is a piece of configuration (maybe the default gateway settings) that depend on the IP address deleted?

  If the suggestions above do not work, you should crack open the CLI NSX Manager and (if version<=6.1.x show="" manager="" log="" follow,="" if="">= 6.2, see the log manager follow... Capture the trace of the battery for the real failure and that post.

  HTH

• POSSIBLE Edge Gateway - session timeout

  Hello

  I tried to find technical documentation on session time-outs in the POSSIBLE gateways of edge 5.5, but I only managed to find a covering memo saying that it is possible to change the global TCP session timeout.

  Can someone give me with the timeout´s that is defined in an edge Gateway 5.5 and 5.6, as the underside of the parameters from one edge of the NSX

  {
  'firewall': {}

  'globalConfig': {}
  'ipGenericTimeout': 120,.

  "icmp6Timeout": 10.

  'tcpPickOngoingConnections': false,

  'tcpAllowOutOfWindowPackets': false,

  'tcpTimeoutEstablished': 3600,.

  'disableFirewall': false,

  'dropInvalidTraffic': true,

  'tcpTimeoutClose': 30,.

  "icmpTimeout": 10.
  "udpTimeout": 60.
  'tcpTimeoutOpen': 30,.

  'tcpSendResetForClosedVsePorts': true,

  'logInvalidTraffic': false

  },
  

  I received this response from VMware

  VMware KB: Method to query and configure the timeout using Representational State Transfer (REST) API

  Copy/paste of the KB:

  Here are the default settings which can be changed using that api rest calls, however these settings will be reset when the edge is redeployed.

  Default settings

  Protocol / State

  (3.0)

  "Idle time-out" (seconds)

  (version 4.0)

  Timeout (in seconds)

  TCP Open

  (SYN-SENT, the SYN-RCVD state)

  30

  30

  TCP established

  3600

  3600

  TCP close (FIN_WAIT of America, TIME-WAIT)

  20

  30

  UDP

  30

  60

  ICMP/ICMPv6

  10

  10

  All other protocols

  120

  120

  [edit] Configuration - Supported Versions

  Release version

  The API version

  Persistence of configuration through "redeploy" / upgrade ".

  <=>

  Not supported

  --

  5.1.3 (Spock, minor update)

  API/3.0

  NO.

  5.5.1

  API/3.0

  NO.

  NSX 6.0

  API/4.0

  Yes

  [edit] Query/Configuration

  The timeout of the connection parameters can be queried and configurable REST API during execution.

  [edit] API/3.0

  Query - timeouts of idle connection:

  Query operation is supported in this version.

  -Set the idle connection timeouts:

  In the API 3.0, idle connection timeouts can be configured thorugh "systemcontrol" section. The following parameters are optional.

  The settings are configured in any operation to "Redeploy" the Manager of vShield are persisted.

  URL: /api/3.0/edges/{edgeId}/systemcontrol/config

  Method: PUT

  Representation of entry:

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_syn_sent = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_syn_recv = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_established = 3600

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_close = 20

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_close_wait = 60

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_fin_wait = 20

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_time_wait = 20

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_last_ack = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_udp_timeout = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_udp_timeout_stream = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_icmp_timeout = 10

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_generic_timeout = 120

  Representation of the output:

  None

  HTTP result codes:

  204 NO CONTENT

  [edit] API/4.0

  The query connection inactivity timeouts:

  URL: /api/4.0/edges/{edgeId}/firewall/config/global

  Method: GET

  Representation of entry:

  No payload

  Representation of output

  ...

  30

  3600

  30

  60

  10

  10

  120

  HTTP result codes:

  200 OK

  Set the idle connection timeouts:

  URL: api/4.0/edges/{edgeId}/firewall/config/global

  Method: PUT

  Representation of entry:

  ...

  30

  3600

  30

  60

  10

  10

  120

  ...

  Representation of the output:

  No payload

  HTTP result codes:

  204 NO CONTENT

• Failed to create the gateway for virtual data center edge

  Hello

  I'm new to the vCD, when I tried to create a "bridge of edge" for the virtual data center, it failed, saying:

  Deployment of edge gateway PALEdgeGateway has failed.

  com.vmware.vcloud.fabric.nsm.error.VsmException: error response VSM (10105): could not publish configuration on vShield Edge. Has no power on VM vse-PALEdgeGateway (66b92dc1-c973-4744-8c0e-88e2d2211eae)-0. (No host is compatible with virtual machine).

  then I found this KB, suspecting that vShield that Manager is not synchronized with vCD:

  http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 2060542

  I followed the steps in this KB resolution, but still did not work.

  Does anyone have an idea? Thank you very much!

  (We use vCloud Director 5.5.0 1323688, vSphere Client 5.5.0 1281650)

  Hi FredrickGu,

  Really sorry for the late reply. Our working hours doesn't seem to be the same.

  You are right that VShield Manager & POSSIBLE are the same. You will be able to deploy the Cluster edges & host view,

  Select a resource of data centers in the inventory tree, click the visualization of network tab and click the + to add edges. Ensure that we test the edge deployment against a successful VCD Host.If deployment works, it confirms the deployment of edge is certainly intact and communication POSSIBLE-host is very well.

• Edge gateway deployment fails - vShiel-edge do not license

  Hi, I am deploying a network organization VDC but mislead Sayingthe that follows:

  edge gateway deployment failed, error response VSM (214) do not license for the entity: vShield-edge feature: add on

  I have vSphere 5.5 and vShield Manager 5.5.0a.

  The State of the license for the vCloud network and security evaluation mode and expired

  for vSphere Enterprise I have more licenses so I should be allowed for the vShield edge feature, but I'm not able to change the vCloud network and security not to say expired and evaluation mode. I also saw the KB2036875 who says not to wory said well that is for en earlier version of vSphere.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  John

  Check this KB

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=2042417

  Concerning

  Girish