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VMworld 2015 presentation recordings have been published

..which includes the session on NSX Troubleshooting methodology that I presented.

Start page:

http://www.vmworld.com/en/sessions/2015.html

To find my session called “NET5488 – Troubleshooting Methodology for VMware NSX”, search for “NET5488”. Both US and Europe versions are available.

In this session, I walk through how NSX-v’s VXLAN-based logical switching works, what commands you can use to see what’s happening under the covers, and how to make sense of what you’re seeing. This should provide a good base for your troubleshooting practice.

(Hat tip to ‪@ericsiebert and ‪@scott_lowe‬ for the info that sessions are now online, free for all)


My presentation from VMworld 2015

#NET5488: Troubleshooting Methodology for VMware NSX (for vSphere, v6.2):

I designed the pack to be read, so hopefully you find it useful without the recording. For those who have attended VMworld, both US and Europe sessions were recorded. You should be able to watch them on vmworld.com.

Not sure which one (US or EU) went better, to be frank. 🙂