In VMware NSX-T (NSX Data Center), BFD stands for "Bidirectional Forwarding Detection." BFD is a network protocol used to detect and quickly respond to failures in the forwarding path between network devices, such as routers or switches. It is designed to provide rapid failure detection and minimal downtime by quickly detecting link or path failures … Continue reading Bidirectional forwarding detection or BFD, in NSX-T (aka NSX 4.x onwards)
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Service Router vs Distributed Router in NSX-T (aka NSX 4.x)
In VMware NSX-T, both Service Router (SR) and Distributed Router (DR) are integral components of the networking architecture that play distinct roles in providing routing and connectivity within the virtualized network environment. Let's delve into the differences between these two router types: Service Router (SR): Role: The Service Router is a centralized routing component that … Continue reading Service Router vs Distributed Router in NSX-T (aka NSX 4.x)