VMM Networking Poster
VMM Networking Poster
VMM Networking Poster
LOGICAL VIEW
What you can do: How VMM does it:
VLAN-based configuration You can continue to use familiar virtual local area network (VLAN) technology for network isolation. No isolation You can get direct access to the logical network with a VM network. Appropriate for a host management or shared Internet networks.
SP1
Logical Network Definition (Network Site)
EXTENSIBILITY OPTIONS
Virtual Switch Extensibility
VM1 VM2 VMU
Capture Extension Filtering Extension Forwarding Extension Hyper-V Host VMM Agent
Load Balancer
Virtual IP template
Cloud (Private)
Logical Network
Hyper-V Network Virtualization Filter VLANS within a connected logical network for network virtualization have routes configured in the physical network. Isolation method for external networks is not visible to VMM.
Load Balancer
Cloud
Port Classification
Policy database
Logical Network
VLAN Isolated Network Site (Logical Network Definition) VLAN 5 10.0.1.0/24 VLAN 15 10.0.1.0/24
Storage VLAN 10
Service Template A set of specifications for deploying multiple virtual machines that work together. Virtual IP (VIP) Template A set of load-balancerrelated configuration settings for a specific type of nettwork traffic Load Balancer Template (Virtual Machine Template) A set of specifications for deploying a virtual machine as a load balancer within a service.
Logical Networks
The logical network models the routing configuration of your physical network.
VM1 IP address: 172.16.1.2 Gateway: 172.16.1.1 DNS: 172.16.3.99 VM2 IP address: 172.16.2.2 Gateway: 172.16.2.1 DNS: 172.16.3.99
Logical Switch
The logical switch models the virtual switch configuration within your Hyper-V hosts. Switch Extensions
Forwarding extensions control where the packets go in a virtual switch and can provide enhanced security, bandwidth control, and optimizations.
CORP-KIRK 172.16.4.0/24
Networking Level
Physical Fabric
Network Gateway
Every Hyper-V host has a router built-in that routes packets between virtual subnets in a VM network automatically.
The NVGRE VPN Gateway adds or removes NVGRE encapsulation and routes to a physical network or encapsulates it in a VPN packet to send to a remote location.
Internet
Load Balancer
Host Group
Load Balancing
Service Template Designed in the Service Template Designer
DB Tier
DB virtual machine
CONFIGURATION STEPS
Configuring networking in VMM
These steps show how the fabric administrator can configure network resources and work with a tenant administrator to make those resources available to self-service users. The self-service users can create and configure their own virtual machines and virtual machine networks (VM networks), without needing knowledge of the underlying physical resources.
App Tier
2: Define Fabric
Create logical networks
6: Maintain Datacenter
Check compliance
9: Create VM Networks
Select logical network VLAN External
Create templates or VMs IP Pool Contains dynamic IP address range and virtual IP address range Web Tier
Remediate
Add host
For each virtual NIC: Select VM network Select port classification Deploy template
Create uplink port profiles (if not using forwarding extension) Create virtual port profiles
Select uplink adapters, assign port profile Create host vNICs if needed
Assign network sites to host physical NIC or create logical switch Create virtual switch
Assign load balancer and VIP templates Assign port classifications to cloud Create User roles Select Author VMNetwork revocable action Assign quota
Web Dynamic IP 2
Web Dynamic IP 3
For all users: Define VM subnets Create IP address pools Select routing options If fabric administrator: Select network site Select Subnet-VLAN If Tenant Administrator: Network site and subnet - VLAN are chosen automatically If fabric administrator: Select External network If tenant administrator: Network is chosen automatically
Install VMM Add devices Network virtualization gateway Load balancer Are you using a logical switch?
Yes
After intelligent placement, if desired: Choose subnet Choose IP address pool Enter IP address
Load Balancer Virtual IP Front End Front End User chooses the virtual IP template to use when creating a service instance.
VMM 2012 uses a load balancer provider to create virtual IPs in the load balancer.
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