Cisco Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud 4.0 Technical Manual
Summary: Multiple Compute PODs have been defined. For example, 'stress2 pod " Compute POD is
associated with one Network POD which has Nexus1kv A and another Compute POD. 'Stress2 compute POD
Support II' is associated with another network POD which has Nexus1kv B.
associated with one Network POD which has Nexus1kv A and another Compute POD. 'Stress2 compute POD
Support II' is associated with another network POD which has Nexus1kv B.
Since the underlying Org was created with a Service Resource Container referencing "Stress2 compute POD
Support II", the CSR is already deployed referencing the network path of Nexus1kv A. If we attempt to create
a VDC on this CSR and provision tenant networks for the VDC in Nexus1kv B, they will not be accessible to
the CSR. The reason is because the CSR is in Datacenter A, corresponding to Compute and Network POD
having Nexus1kvA and now the VDC networks were created in Nexus1kv B which is not accessible in
Datacenter A.
Support II", the CSR is already deployed referencing the network path of Nexus1kv A. If we attempt to create
a VDC on this CSR and provision tenant networks for the VDC in Nexus1kv B, they will not be accessible to
the CSR. The reason is because the CSR is in Datacenter A, corresponding to Compute and Network POD
having Nexus1kvA and now the VDC networks were created in Nexus1kv B which is not accessible in
Datacenter A.
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Updated: Jun 05, 2014
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