I, like yourself, have made countless friends through Xbox, but streaming with your friends is taking it to the next level, I have not had as much fun gaming as when I am able to stream and watch my friends stream the same game at the same time. Some people like to just watch the average gamer playing games. It doesn’t matter if you’re good or bad, believe it or not. Now, I may not be a great gamer, or even a mediocre streamer, but I hope I am at least fun to watch while I am getting stabbed, shot, run over or even riding my horse of a cliff in-game. And I think if you give it a shot, you might catch the bug as well. Ever since watching one of my first Xbox streamers, DJBeavis on Mixer, and eventually being able to do some co-streaming with him, the streaming bug bit me and has always been with me since. Now, why do I think every gamer out there needs to stream if they can? Because it aadds so much to the community. Static IP Pool Settings ParameterĮnter a description for the static IP pool.Įnter CIDR notation for the NSX-T Host Overlay network.Įnter the gateway IP address for the NSX-T Host Overlay network.Įnter the first IP address to include in the static IP pool.Įnter the last IP address to include in the static IP pool.Greetings fellow Ambassadors, over the last year I have seen more and more Ambassadors streaming and that really great for the community, but I think we can do better, no more excuses you do not have the hardware to have that dynamic overlay, I have got it sorted for you! 😊 Ĭonfigure NSX-T Host Overlay Using a Static IP Pool If you want bring-up to validate the SSH fingerprint and SSL thumbprints of the ESXi hosts before connecting to them to reduce the chance of Man In The Middle (MiTM) attack, select Yes in the Validate Thumbprints field.Ĭaution: If you use static IP addresses for the management domain Host Overlay Network TEPs, you cannot stretch clusters in the management domain or any VI workload domains.Įnter a VLAN ID for the NSX-T host overlay network. Input Required NetworkĮnter start of IP address range for vMotion network. It is a good practice to validate this prior to starting a deployment. All IPs within the range must be available for use or IP conflicts will occur. IPs for the vSAN range must be part of the VLAN configured for the vSAN portgroup. IPs for the vMotion range must be part of the VLAN configured with the vMotion portgroup. The number of IP addresses must be at least equal to the number of hosts deployed as part of VMware Cloud Foundation.Īs an example, if you specify the range start value as 192.168.1.1 and end as 192.168.1.20, a total of 20 IP addresses would be used.ĭo not use special IP addresses, such as the network or broadcast address. Ensure that the IP ranges include sufficient IP addresses for the initial deployment. IP addresses from the specified range are automatically assigned to hosts. Specify IP inclusion ranges for the vSAN and vMotion networks of the management domain. You can modify the portgroup names of the management domain networks to make it clear which vDS each network uses.Įnter host names for each of the four ESXi hosts.Įnter IP Address for each of the four ESXi hosts. Secondary vSphere Distributed Switch - NameĮnter a name for the secondary vSphere Distributed Switch (vDS).
Primary vSphere Distributed Switch - MTU SizeĮnter the MTU size for the primary vDS. Select the physical NICs to assign to the primary vDS.
Primary vSphere Distributed Switch - pNICs You can modify the portgroup names of the management domain networks to make it clear which vDS each network uses. Primary vSphere Distributed Switch - NameĮnter a name for the primary vSphere Distributed Switch (vDS).