You can create an IP space to be used by a single VMware Cloud Director organization.

As a service provider, you can dedicate an IP space to a single organization. By default, the IP address quota for a private IP space is unlimited. Organization administrators and other users with the appropriate set of rights can allocate IP addresses from a private IP space.

Prerequisites

Verify that your role includes the Private IP Spaces:View and Private IP Spaces:Manage rights.

Procedure

  1. From the top navigation bar, select Resources and click Cloud Resources.
  2. In the left pane, click IP Spaces and click New.
  3. If you are using a multisite deployment, select a site where to create the IP space from the drop-down list.
  4. In the IP space Type page, select Private.
  5. From the drop-down menu, select an organization to which to dedicate the IP space.
  6. Click Next.
  7. Enter a name and, optionally, a description for the new IP space, and click Next.
  8. (Optional) On the Network Topology page, toggle on the route advertisement option to enable advertising networks with IP prefixes from this IP space.
  9. (Optional) If you want to autogenerate default NAT rules, in the Default Autoconfiguration Rules section, select the relevant check boxes.
    Default Autoconfiguration Rule Description
    SNAT rule The default SNAT rule source is ANY and the destination is the external scope of the IP space.
    NO SNAT rule The default NO SNAT rule source is the internal scope of the IP space and its destination is the external scope of the IP space.
    Matching Firewall rule A default firewall rulew is created for any corresponding default NAT rule.
  10. Click Next.
  11. To define the IP space scope, enter up to five IP ranges and prefixes.
    The internal scope of an IP space is a list of CIDR notations that defines the exact span of IP adresses in which all ranges and blocks must be contained in. The internal scope of the IP space is used to define default NAT rules and BGP prefixes.
    You can use either IPv4 or IPv6.
  12. (Optional) Enter a CIDR notation for the external scope for the IP space.
    The external scope defines the total span of IP addresses to which the IP space has access, for example the internet or a WAN. The external scope of the IP space is used to define default NAT rules and BGP prefixes.
  13. Click Next.
  14. (Optional) Enter IP ranges for the IP space and click Next.
  15. (Optional) Enter IP prefixes for the IP space and click Next.
  16. If you entered at least one floating IP address in the IP Ranges page, enter a number of floating IP addresses to allocate individually or select the Unlimited checkbox.
  17. If you entered at least one IP prefix in the IP Prefixes page, enter a number of IP prefixes, or select the Unlimited checkbox, and click Next.
  18. Review the Ready to Complete page, and click Finish.