Some diagram updates I’ve been itching to knock out. Diagram set updated for Mobility Optimized Networking (released in R140).
Bonus Files:
HCX Network Extension & Mobility Optimized Networking Diagrams
Some diagram updates I’ve been itching to knock out. Diagram set updated for Mobility Optimized Networking (released in R140).
Bonus Files:
These are…awesome, thank you. Any chance you could post source material so these could be used as templates?
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Added editables.
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The like button isn’t enough to express my gratitude. Thank you Gabe! TIL about Graffle.
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Awesome diagrams Gabe!! Worth a thousand words 🙂
I do have a question on the second last section (HCX Mobility Optimized Networking – Policy Routing via HCX NE Path) where the traffic flow between VM B to VM C (Policy Routed via HCX NE) is explained. Wouldn’t the red line finish on the VM Network Orange gateway interface on the on-prem side (10.5.0.1/24) to get to VM C?
Stay safe and healthy!
Thanks.
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Oh that is absolutely right – I got lazy it seems 🤣. I’ll make an edit for that. Thanks Amit!
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[…] reach other virtual machines and networks optimally, without tromboning or hair-pinning. I shared (MON diagrams and their editables) last week. HCX MON for NSX-T targets has a several key improvements over HCX PR for […]
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[…] how is Mobility Optimized Networking working? Gabe Rosas over at hcx.design published some excellent networking diagrams that clearly explains MON architecture and network flows. The original Visio and OmniGraffle files […]
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Hi Gabe, is there any documentation on the function of the /32 routes injected by HCX into NSX when NE with MON is enabled? I’m trying to understand how that works internally.
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