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To help us reinforce the concepts of DHCP services in the world of NSX,

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I'd like to propose this scenario. The customer would like a non-routable

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segment for testing

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local apps, servers, and also client interactions with those various services.

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So let's imagine

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this is the network right here. They want for that purpose. So we'll go ahead

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and put some devices

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on that network. So perhaps this is server one. Maybe it's a web server and

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maybe this is server two.

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Maybe it's a database server. So let's put some clients out here as well. Those
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Maybe it's a database server. So let's put some clients out here as well. Those

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will be clients.

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So if this is the network that they want to implement, my question for you is,

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just generally speaking, what options exist for IPv4 addressing these devices?

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And then furthermore,

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once you've identified and considered a few of the different options for IP

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addressing for

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these devices in an NSX environment, imagining this is an NSX segment, which

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option or options

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would you recommend for IP addressing on this network segment? So here's what I

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'd love for you
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'd love for you

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to do. Take a few minutes as long as you need and just think about those

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options. Like how do we

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provide IP addresses? What makes sense? What can we do? What should we do? And

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then when you

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had a few minutes to think about that and come up with some ideas, join me in

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the next video

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and we'll compare notes.