Cisco Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud 4.3.2 사용자 가이드
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Setting Up the Infrastructure
Setting Provisioning Settings
f.
Enterprise Transit IP Space. Enter the network for this subnet in CIDR notation. For example, 192.168.20.0/24.
Enter only an IPv4 type of IP address.
Enter only an IPv4 type of IP address.
Note:
This only networks from /23 through /29 are supported.
g.
Enterprise Gateway. The IP address of the gateway router interface that will be used as the next hop for traffic
leaving the VDC's destined for the Enterprise.
leaving the VDC's destined for the Enterprise.
h.
Enterprise Remote BGP Peer IP. The IP address used for BGP peering by the gateway router for advertising
routes to the Enterprise.
routes to the Enterprise.
Standalone ASR Details
In the Standalone ASR Details section (which appears only if you choose “Standalone” from the WAN Routers(s)
drop-down), enter the following:
drop-down), enter the following:
a.
Provider Internet AS Number. Enter Autonomous System Number (ASN) for Internet Network.
b.
Provider Enterprise AS Number. Enter Autonomous System Number (ASN) for Enterprise Network.
c.
Tenant AS Number. Enter Autonomous System Number (ASN) for Tenant Network.
d.
Enter the Internet Gateway.
e.
Enter the Internet Remote BGP Peer IP.
f.
Enterprise Transit IP Space. Enter the network for this subnet in CIDR notation. For example, 192.168.20.0/24.
Enter only an IPv4 type of IP address.
Enter only an IPv4 type of IP address.
Note:
Only networks from /23 through /29 are supported
g.
Enterprise Gateway. The IP address of the gateway router interface that will be used as the next hop for traffic
leaving the VDC's destined for the Enterprise.
leaving the VDC's destined for the Enterprise.
h.
Enterprise Remote BGP Peer IP. The IP address used for BGP peering by the gateway router for advertising
routes to the Enterprise.ter Autonomous System Number (ASN) for Internet Network.
routes to the Enterprise.ter Autonomous System Number (ASN) for Internet Network.
4.
Click Submit Order.
Setting Multiple Domains
With the Cisco IAC 4.3.2 Multiple Domains feature, you have the ability to setup different domains for every tenant,
organization and virtual data center.
organization and virtual data center.
To work with multiple domains, start Cisco IAC and login as a CPTA. Then follow the steps below.
Registering Domains
1.
Go to Setup > System Settings.
2.
From the System Settings tab, choose Register Domain.
3.
On the Register Domain form, complete the following:
a.
Domain Name: Enter the domain name to register.
b.
User Name: Enter the user name to register.
c.
Password: Enter the password for this domain.
d.
Confirm Password: Re-enter the password for this domain.