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## Prerequisites
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* A Network fabric Controller has been created--add link in your Azure account.
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* A Network fabric Controller instance in Azure can be used for multiple Network-fabrics.
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* A Network fabric Controller exists -- add link in your Azure account.
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* A Network fabric Controller instance in Azure manages multiple Network-fabrics.
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* You can reuse a pre-existing Network fabric Controller.
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* Install the latest version of the [CLI commands](#install-cli-extensions)
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* Physical infrastructure has been installed and cabled as per BoM.
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* ExpressRoute connectivity has been established between the Azure region and your WAN (your networking).
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* The needed VLANs, Route-Targets and IP addresses have been configured in your network.
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* Terminal server has been [installed and configured](./quickstarts-platform-prerequisites.md#set-up-terminal-server)
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* Physical infrastructure installed and cabled as per BoM.
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* ExpressRoute connectivity established between the Azure region and your WAN (your networking).
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* The needed VLANs, Route-Targets and IP addresses configured in your network.
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* Terminal server [installed and configured](./quickstarts-platform-prerequisites.md#set-up-terminal-server)
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### Install CLI extensions
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| resource-group | Name of the resource group | "NFResourceGroup" |True | String |
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| location | Location of Azure region | "eastus" |True | String |
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| resource-name | Name of the FabricResource | Austin-Fabric |True | String |
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| nf-sku |Fabric SKU ID, should be based on the SKU of the BoM that was ordered. Contact AFO team for specific SKU value for the BoM | att |True | String|
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| nf-sku |Fabric SKU ID, based on the ordered SKU of the BoM. Contact AFO team for specific SKU value for the BoM | att |True | String|
|**managed-network-config**| Details of management network ||True ||
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|ipv4Prefix|IPv4 Prefix of the management network. This Prefix should be unique across all Network-fabrics in a Network fabric Controller. Prefix length should be at least 19 (/20 isn't allowed, /18 and lower are allowed) | 10.246.0.0/19|True | String |
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|ipv4Prefix|IPv4 Prefix of the management network. This Prefix should be unique across all Network-fabrics in a Network fabric Controller. Prefix length should be at least 19 (/20 not allowed, /18 and lower allowed) | 10.246.0.0/19|True | String |
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|**managementVpnConfiguration**| Details of management VPN connection between Network fabric and infrastructure services in Network fabric Controller||True ||
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|*optionBProperties*| Details of MPLS option 10B that is used for connectivity between Network fabric and Network fabric Controller||True ||
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|*optionBProperties*| Details of MPLS option 10B used for connectivity between Network fabric and Network fabric Controller||True ||
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|importRouteTargets|Values of import route targets to be configured on CEs for exchanging routes between CE & PE via MPLS option 10B| 65048:10039|True(If OptionB enabled)|Integer |
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|exportRouteTargets|Values of export route targets to be configured on CEs for exchanging routes between CE & PE via MPLS option 10B| 65048:10039|True(If OptionB enabled)|Integer |
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|**workloadVpnConfiguration**| Details of workload VPN connection between Network fabric and workload services in Network fabric Controller||||
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|*optionBProperties*| Details of MPLS option 10B that is used for connectivity between Network fabric and Network fabric Controller||||
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|*optionBProperties*| Details of MPLS option 10B used for connectivity between Network fabric and Network fabric Controller||||
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|importRouteTargets|Values of import route targets to be configured on CEs for exchanging routes between CE & PE via MPLS option 10B|for example, 65048:10050|True(If OptionB enabled)|Integer |
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|exportRouteTargets|Values of export route targets to be configured on CEs for exchanging routes between CE & PE via MPLS option 10B|for example, 65048:10050|True(If OptionB enabled)|Integer |
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Once all the racks are added, NFA creates the corresponding networkDevice resources.
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## Next Steps
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## Next steps
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* Update the serial number in the networkDevice resource with the actual serial number on the device. The device sends the serial number as part of DHCP request.
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* Configure the terminal server with the serial numbers of all the devices (which also hosts DHCP server)
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