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Figure 2-2. A Two-VLAN Network Diagram
Data Director
Web Console
vFabric Data Director vApp
vCenter Network
Management
Server
DB Name
Server
Internal Network (DHCP required)
vFabric Postgres VMs
1 DB Access Network (DHCP required)
Database
Client
DB Name Service Network
Internal Network
(DHCP required)
vCenter Network
Web Console Network
DB Name Service Network
1 DB Access Network
(DHCP required)
Network adapter
(configured during setup)
VLAN 1
VLAN 2
vCenter
Server
ESXi host
Web Console
Network
vSphere Update
Manager Server
Database
Client
Database
Client
Traffic on Each VLAN
The two VLANs carry the following traffic.
n
One VLAN is for the shared network for vCenter, Web Console, DB Name Service, and DB Access
Networks.
n
One VLAN is for the Internal Network. This VLAN carries internal management traffic between databases,
the Data Director Management Server, and the DB Name Server. The Internal Network must be a VLAN.
Required IP Addresses and DHCP Setup
This minimum configuration requires DHCP on the shared (vCenter Server/Web Console/Internal) and DB
Access networks. To handle internal management traffic, the network DHCP range should have at least as
many IP addresses as the number of databases. See “Data Director Networks, IP Allocation, and Firewalls,”
on page 17.
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