Create security groups that are used in configuring firewall rules for the groups of applications in the SDDC.
A security group is a collection of assets (or objects) from your vSphere inventory that you group. You perform this procedure multiple times to configure all the necessary security groups. In addition, you create the VMware Appliances and Windows Servers groups from the security groups you add in the previous repetitions of this procedure.
Name |
Object Type |
Selected Object |
---|---|---|
Platform Services Controller Instances |
IP Sets |
Platform Services Controller Instances |
vCenter Server Instances |
IP Sets |
vCenter Server Instances |
vRealize Automation Appliances |
IP Sets |
vRealize Automation Appliances |
vRealize Automation Windows |
IP Sets |
vRealize Automation Windows |
vRealize Business Server |
IP Sets |
vRealize Business Server |
vRealize Automation Proxy Agents |
IP Sets |
vRealize Automation Proxy Agents |
vRealize Business Data Collector |
IP Sets |
vRealize Business Data Collector |
vSphere Storage APIs - Data Protection based backup solution |
IP Sets |
VMware VADP |
vRealize Operations Manager |
IP Sets |
vRealize Operations Manager |
vRealize Operations Manager Remote Collectors |
IP Sets |
vRealize Operations Manager Remote Collectors |
vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager |
IP Sets |
vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager |
Site Recovery Manager |
IP Sets |
Site Recovery Manager |
vSphere Replication |
IP Sets |
vSphere Replication |
vRealize Log Insight |
IP Sets |
vRealize Log Insight |
Update Manager Download Service |
IP Sets |
Update Manager Download Service |
SDDC |
IP Sets |
SDDC |
Administrators |
IP Sets |
Administrators |
Windows Servers |
Security Groups |
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VMware Appliances |
Security Groups |
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Procedure
- Log in to vCenter Server by using the vSphere Client.
- Open a Web browser and go to https://sfo01w01vc01.sfo01.rainpole.local/ui.
- Log in by using the following credentials.
Setting Value User name administrator@vsphere.local Password vsphere_admin_password
- Create the security group.
- From the Home menu, select Networking & Security.
- In the Navigator, click Groups and Tags.
- On the Security Groups tab, from the NSX Manager drop-down menu, select 172.16.11.66.
- Click Add.
The Create Security Group wizard appears.
- On the Name and Description page, enter the following settings and click Next.
Setting
Value
Name
Platform Services Controller Instances
Universal Synchronization
On
- On the Select Objects to Include page, enter the following settings and click Next.
Setting
Value
Object Type
IP Sets Selected Objects
Platform Services Controller Instances
- On the Ready to Complete page, verify the configuration values that you entered and click Finish.
- Repeat the previous step to create all security groups.