Creazione di VLAN (EN)
Find out how to create VLANs in your vRack
Find out how to create VLANs in your vRack
Last updated 7th February 2022
OVHcloud sets up a base of 11 VLANs on your vRack.
This guide explains how to create additional VLANs.
In the Hosted Private Cloud solutions, VLANs can be used to isolate private communications between different OVHcloud services that are vRack-compatible (Dedicated Server, Public Cloud instance, etc.).
First, go to your vSphere client's Networking
view. Deploy the vrack folder then right-click on the dVS ending in -vrack and finally click on New Distributed Port Group
.
The next step is to name your Port Group:
Then configure the settings recommended by OVHcloud:
You have 3 security settings that can be activated according to your needs:
The most frequent use of these 3 parameters is the CARP, especially used on pfSense.
Leave Traffic shaping disabled.
In terms of load balancing, select Route Based on IP hash, which is the best method for redundancy and load balancing.
Be careful when configuring the failover order: It is necessary to set the lag1
uplink to Active (connection between the virtual network and the physical network), otherwise no communication between the hosts will be possible.
The NetFlow
is disabled (traffic flow activity report).
Leave the Block All Ports
value at "No".
You will then be presented with a summary of the changes. Click Finish
to confirm the creation.
Here we can see that VLAN21 is available and functional.
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