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Hello and welcome. My name is Keith Barker.

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And sometimes we may have a couple of data centers where we want to share a

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common segment for VMs between those data centers.

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However, if we need to start doing Genev-Tunnelling between two data centers,

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we also need to make sure that we have big enough MTUs and low latency and

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everything else.

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And when we don't have super low latency between two data centers,

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or when we have two data centers and we don't have capacity for extra large MT

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Us, something above the default of 1500 bytes,

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we find ourselves in need of another solution.
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we find ourselves in need of another solution.

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And the solution that VMware NSX provides for us to allow a common segment

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between two different data centers

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is to implement something called an NSX Federation.

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And that's what this set of videos and this skill is all about.

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So join me in the next video as we take a big picture look at the wonderful

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world of NSX federations.

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I'll see you there in just a moment.