How to add a new Virtual Network to an existing Data Center

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  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click on Virtual

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  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first

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  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to create a new routing zone

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Add a VRF name

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Choose a routing policy

We will choose to let the system allocate resources from the pool.

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  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Choose the loopback IPs from the pool

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to save selection

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you
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Notice the error has been resolved and we are in the "Green"

Now let us create a virtual network

Notice the Loopback IP error has been resolved. Next we will continue to create a Virtual Network

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click here to create a new virtual network

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to create the Virtual Network

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to make edits

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to view more

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
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  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Specify the Pool for IP addresses

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to Save selection

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Commit the new changes

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to commit the new changes to the network

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active

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  • 1
  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
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  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
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  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Choose the desired switch

To verify if the configuration change was pushed down into the actual switch, we will choose one of the switches in the network to view the actual configuration to verify the change was indeed pushed down to it and the change as in effect.

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Click to view the configuration

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment

Click to see what happens next

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Scroll down to view the change

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
  • 24
  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you
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Notice the change is in place

Notice the new network is added

We can confirm that the new network that we had defined earlier in this clickthrough demo is now visible in the actual configuration of the selected switch

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  • Click%20on%20stages%20to%20start%20making%20changes%20to%20the%20network%20blueprint
  • Click on Virtual
  • Click on Routing Zones to create a new routing zone first
  • Click to create a new routing zone
  • Add a VRF name
  • Choose a routing policy
  • Click%20to%20finish%20creating%20a%20new%20Routing%20Zone
  • %3Cp%3EWe%20notice%20the%20new%20Routing%20Zone%20has%20been%20created.%20More%20elements%20need%20to%20be%20created%20as%20indicated%20by%20the%20red%20error%20icon.%3C/p%3E
  • Choose the loopback IPs from the pool
  • Click to save selection
  • Now let us create a virtual network
  • Click here to create a new virtual network
  • %3Cp%3E%3Cspan%20style%3D%22font-size%3A%2013px%3B%22%3EWe%20will%20extend%20the%20VXLAN%20to%20all%20the%20racks%20in%20the%20system.%3C/span%3E%3C/p%3E
  • Let us add a name and specify the routing zone that we just created
  • Choose the routing zone
  • %3Cp%3EChoosing%20the%20Tagged%20option%20will%20cause%20a%20connectivity%20template%20to%20be%20created%20that%20we%20will%20use%20to%20add%20a%20tagged%20VLAN%20to%20workloads%20that%20gets%20added%20to%20the%20fabric%20later.%3C/p%3E
  • Click to choose all the three racks to be assigned to this network
  • Click to create the Virtual Network
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  • Notice the need to specify a pool for IP addressing
  • Click to make edits
  • Click to view more
  • Specify the Pool for IP addresses
  • Click to Save selection
  • Commit the new changes
  • Click to commit the new changes to the network
  • Specify the reason for easy identification and then click commit to make chages from Staged to active
  • Choose the desired switch
  • Click to view the configuration
  • The changes are successfully queued and will be commited in a moment
  • Scroll down to view the change
  • Notice the new network is added
  • Thank you

Thank you