1 / 34

The webinar starts at: 10.00 AM EST

The webinar starts at: 10.00 AM EST. Damian Flynn MVP Cloud and Datacentre. Ask Damo !. Unravelling the network with SCVMM 2012 Level 200. Damian Flynn MVP Cloud and Datacentre. Systems Architect, Corporate IT Infrastructure, Lionbridge MVP - Cloud and Datacentre Management.

zelia
Download Presentation

The webinar starts at: 10.00 AM EST

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. The webinar starts at: 10.00 AM EST

  2. Damian Flynn MVP Cloud and Datacentre Ask Damo! Unravelling the network with SCVMM 2012 Level 200

  3. Damian Flynn MVP Cloud and Datacentre • Systems Architect, Corporate IT Infrastructure, Lionbridge • MVP - Cloud and Datacentre Management

  4. Objective “With the launch of Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V, Microsoft introduced to the world its solution for Software Defined Networks, enabling System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 SP1 as their management platform of choice.” In this webinar, we outline the concepts, benefits and steps you need to understand to embrace your own “Virtual Network”.

  5. Unravelling the Network Focus Topics • Isolation Technologies • VLAN’s • Virtual Local Area Networks • PVLAN’s • Private Virtual Local Area Networks • SDN’s • Software Defined Networks / Virtual Networking • SCVMM • Logical Networks • VM Networks

  6. Unravelling the Network Related Topics • System Center Virtual Machine Manager • Port Profiles • Uplink’s • Network Adaptor’s • Port Classifications • Virtual and Logical Switches • Virtual Network Interfaces • Converged Networks • TRY IT • Step-by-Step build out @ Tech-Ed North America 2013 • http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2013/MDC-B318

  7. VLAN Isolation

  8. Windows Server 2012 Isolation via VLAN • Common solution • VLAN per tenant • Does NOT scale (only 4095 VLAN Limit) • Management complexity grows with scale Illustration – VLAN Scale Book - Hyper-V 2012 Configuration and Installation

  9. PVLAN Isolation

  10. Windows Server 2012 PVLAN’s • Isolation • All VMs isolated from each other • All VMs may have internet access • Perfect for 1 Off VMs • Community • Groups Tenant VMs together • Isolated from other tenants • All VMs may have internet access • Utilizes VLAN id per Community SCVMM 2012 SP1 NOT Feature COMPLETE Implement Using CISCO NEXUS 1000v Integration Illustration – PVLAN Relationships Book - Hyper-V 2012 Configuration and Installation

  11. SDN Isolation

  12. Network Virtualization Blue and Red • Network Virtualization • Run multiple virtual networks on a physical network • Each virtual network has the illusion that it is running physically

  13. Network Virtualization Why??? • Any Service, Any Server, Any Cloud • Decouple tenants infrastructure from physical infrastructure • Policy based, Software defined networking • Segregation of Duties • Network administration decoupled, to focus on capacity and performance • VM placement possible, independent of network topology • Scalable Layer 3 Virtual Networking • Reduction of Complexity and Cost for Network infrastructure • Scalable design • New Industry Standard • Cisco and F5 publicly announced support for “NVGRE”

  14. Network Virtualization Data Plane - VLAN’s

  15. Network Virtualization Control and Data Planes, VPN with GRE

  16. Microsoft Network Virtualization Control and Data Planes, NV-GRE

  17. Network Virtualization Why???

  18. Network Virtualization The Fact’s • Network Virtualization • Virtualize the VMs IP address!... • Each VM uses 2 IP addresses… • IP Address visible within the VM • Data Plane (Referred to as Customer Addresses (CA)) • May overlap between Customers • IP Address visible on the physical network • Control Plane (Referred to as Provider Addresses (PA)) • Addresses may be IPv4 or IPv6 • Control Plane is Normal TCP/IP – Protocol 47 GRE • Modified Header as Per RFC 2784 / 2890 • Existing Layer 2/3 Switch gear will pass traffic without issues

  19. Network Virtualization The Extensible Switch } Data Plane Consumer Addresses Network Virtualization Lookup Tables } Control Plane Provider Addresses

  20. Windows Server 2012 Extensible Virtual Switch • Announced Extensible Switch Partners • Security Manager • Nexus 1000v • Univerge PF1000 • SFlow… • Phantom Virtualization Tap

  21. Network Virtualization Data Plane - VLAN’s VM Network Logical Network SP1

  22. Network Virtualization Control and Data Planes, NV-GRE SP1

  23. Network Virtualization Data Plane - VLAN’s VLAN Demonstration

  24. Network Virtualization Control and Data Planes, NV-GRE VM Network Logical Network SP1

  25. Network Virtualization Control and Data Planes, NV-GRE SP1

  26. Network Virtualization Data Plane - VLAN’s SDN Demonstration

  27. SDN Lookup’s

  28. Network Virtualization Encapsulation • Bring Your Own Address • Encapsulate the VM IP address (CA) into the Hosts IP address (PA) • GRE permits a single Host IP Address to encapsulate all its VMs addresses • Tennant Identifier stored in the GRE packet to retain isolation

  29. Network Virtualization In Action… • VM Movement • The Virtual Machine retains the VSID, MAC and its IP address • This Information migrates with the VM around the hosts • Hosts DO NOT need to be clustered! • Network Virtualization Extension • Does NOT track VM Movements • Lookup table must be MANUALLY updated • To Scale… Use Orchestration • Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 SP1

  30. Learn More… • Blogs… • http://www.damianflynn.com • http://blogs.technet.com/b/scvmm/archive/2013/01/08/virtual-networking-in-vmm-2012-sp1.aspx • & Books…

  31. And Now, A Short Word From Savision Savision’s Cloud Advisor integrates natively into the VMM console, analyzes your Hyper-V environment for problems, and then provides specific and detailed recommendations to tune virtual machines and hosts for better performance and availability. Find it at www.savision.com FREE!

  32. Questions?

  33. Thank you for attending! Also visit these websites: www.damianflynn.com www.savision.com/hot-resources

More Related