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10.7 Add distributed port groups In this section, distributed port groups are created on the VDS. One port group is created for each VNI. To create the port groups: 1. In the vSphere Web Client, go to Home > Networking. 2. Right-click on Mgmt-VDS. Select Distributed Port Group > New Distributed Port Group. 3. On the Select name and location page, provide a name for the distributed port group to be associated with the first VNI configured on the leaf switches, e.g., VNI-1614-PG. Click Next. 4. On the Configure settings page, next to VLAN type: select VLAN. Next to VLAN ID, specify the VLAN associated with the first VNI on the leaf switches. In this example, VLAN 1614 is used. 5. Leave the remaining values at their defaults and click Next > Finish. 6. Complete steps 2 through 4 for the remaining VNIs, 1615 and 1616. When complete, the Navigator pane appears as shown: Distributed port groups created 10.8 Create LACP LAGs Since VLT port channels are configured on the leaf switches, LACP LAGs are configured on the VDS. To enable LACP on Mgmt-VDS: 1. In the vSphere Web Client, go to Home > Networking. 2. In the Navigator pane, select Mgmt-VDS. 3. In the center pane, select Configure > Settings > LACP. 4. Click the icon. The New Link Aggregation Group dialog box opens. a. Keep the default name, lag1. b. Set Number of ports equal to the number of physical uplinks on each ESXi host. In this deployment example, this number is set to 2. c. Set the Mode to Active. The remaining fields remain at their default values as shown in Figure 17. 52 Dell EMC Networking Virtualization Overlay with BGP EVPN

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10.7
Add distributed port groups
In this section, distributed port groups are created on the VDS. One port group is created for each VNI.
To create the port groups:
1.
In the vSphere Web Client, go to
Home > Networking.
2.
Right-click on Mgmt-VDS. Select Distributed Port Group > New Distributed Port Group.
3. On the
Select name and location
page, provide a name for the distributed port group to be
associated with the first VNI configured on the leaf switches, e.g.,
VNI-1614-PG
. Click
Next
.
4. On the
Configure settings
page, next to
VLAN type:
select
VLAN
. Next to
VLAN ID
, specify the
VLAN associated with the first VNI on the leaf switches. In this example,
VLAN 1614
is used.
5.
Leave the remaining values at their defaults and click
Next > Finish.
6.
Complete steps 2 through 4 for the remaining VNIs, 1615 and 1616.
When complete, the
Navigator
pane appears as shown:
Distributed port groups created
10.8
Create LACP LAGs
Since VLT port channels are configured on the leaf switches, LACP LAGs are configured on the VDS.
To enable LACP on
Mgmt-VDS:
1.
In the vSphere Web Client, go to
Home > Networking.
2. In the
Navigator
pane, select
Mgmt-VDS
.
3.
In the center pane, select
Configure > Settings > LACP
.
4. Click the
icon. The
New Link Aggregation Group
dialog box opens.
a.
Keep the default name,
lag1
.
b. Set
Number of ports
equal to the number of physical uplinks on each ESXi host. In this
deployment example, this number is set to
2
.
c.
Set the
Mode
to
Active
. The remaining fields remain at their default values as shown in Figure
17.