Use this procedure to configure a tier-0 VRF gateway for EVPN Inline mode.
Procedure
- With admin privileges, log in to NSX Manager.
- Select .
- Add a VRF gateway.
- Click .
- Enter a name for the gateway.
- Select a tier-0 gateway with EVPN Inline mode enabled to connect to.
Some advanced configurations are inherited from the parent tier-0 gateway, such as HA mode, edge cluster, internal transit subnet, T0-T1 transit subnets, and BGP Local ASN.
- Expand the VRF Settings section.
- Enter the route distinguisher.
If the connected parent tier-0 gateway has RD Admin Address configured, then the Route Distinguisher field is automatically populated. Enter a new value if you want to override the assigned route distinguisher.
- For Route Targets, click to add route targets.
- For EVPN, only the Manual mode is supported.
- Specify one or more Import Route Targets to install the desired received routes from BGP peers to the VRF routing table.
- Specify one or more Export Route Targets to label advertised VRF routes.
- Click Add and then Apply.
- For EVPN Transit VNI, enter the L3 transit VNI value for the VRF.
This VNI must be unique per VRF and belong to the configured EVPN/VXLAN VNI pool. Make sure that the same VNI value for the VRF is configured on the external router.
- Enter the route distinguisher.
- Click Save and then Yes to continue configuring the VRF gateway.
- Expand the Route Re-distribution section.
- Click .
- Enter a name for the re-distribution policy.
- Click Set to select available sources, such as tier-0 connected interfaces and segments.
- Click Apply.
- Click Add and then Apply.
- Make sure that the created segments or tier-1 gateways are connected to the new tier-0 VRF gateway.