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title: Check your knowledge
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- content: "At a minimum, how many IPs does Mariana need to identify on-premises for a network segment to use with VMware HCX?"
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- content: "At a minimum, how many IPs do you need to identify on-premises for a network segment to use with VMware HCX?"
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explanation: "For a minimum deployment, 10 IPs is too many to assign to the HCX Connector on-premises."
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- content: "2 IPs"
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explanation: "At a minimum, identify 2 IPs in the on-premises network segment for the VMware HCX Connector deployment. Sonila might need a bigger number of IPs, depending on the scale of the deployment."
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- content: "What version of vSphere on-premises is compatible with HCX 4.0 without needing extra configuration changes?"
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explanation: "At a minimum, identify 2 IPs in the on-premises network segment for the VMware HCX Connector deployment. Sonia might need a bigger number of IPs, depending on the scale of the deployment."
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- content: "What version of vSphere on-premises is compatible with HCX 4.8 without needing extra configuration changes?"
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- content: "vSphere 6.0"
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- content: "vSphere 7.0"
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- content: "vSphere 5.0"
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- content: "vSphere 6.0"
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explanation: "vSphere 5.0 isn't directly compatible with HCX 4.0 without factoring in extra configuration changes."
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- content: "4"
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explanation: "The VMware HCX Advanced Connector doesn't support 4 site connections."
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- content: "10"
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explanation: "The VMware HCX Advanced Connector supports up to 3 site connections."
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explanation: "The VMware HCX Advanced Connector supports up to 10 site connections."
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explanation: "The VMware HCX Advanced Connector doesn't support 8 site connections."
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- content: "Which account is typically used to access the HCX Connector on-premises?"
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- content: "Which account is typically used to access the VMware HCX Connector on-premises?"
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- content: "Global Administrator"
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explanation: "The Global Administrator has access to all administrative features in the Azure Resource Manager portal."
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- content: "admin"
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explanation: "admin is the account used to access the HCX Manager on-premises."
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explanation: "admin is the account used to access the VMware HCX Connector on-premises."
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- content: "cloudadmin"
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explanation: "cloudadmin is the account used to access the Azure VMware Solution vCenter and HCX environment in Azure."
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- content: "If Juan can't activate the HCX Advanced Key on-premises, what might be the issue?"
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- content: "If you can't activate the HCX Enterprise Key on-premises, what could be the issue?"
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- content: "The on-premises environment doesn't have open internet access or a proxy configured for activation."
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explanation: "The on-premises environment needs open internet access or a proxy configured to activate the HCX Advanced Key."
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explanation: "The on-premises environment needs open internet access or a proxy configured to activate the HCX Enterprise Key."
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- content: "The HCX appliance wasn't deployed correctly."
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explanation: "If Dragan got to this point, the HCX appliance deployed correctly."
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explanation: "If you got to this point, the HCX appliance deployed correctly."
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explanation: "A NAT rule isn't configured to activate the HCX Advanced Key."
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explanation: "A NAT rule isn't configured to activate the HCX Enterprise Key."
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| ESXi | Bare-metal servers. |
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| ESXi | Bare-metal servers with virtualization software. |
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| vCenter Server | Advanced server management software that centralizes the vSphere ESXi environment. |
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| vSAN | Software-defined storage solution embedded in ESXi. |
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| NSX-T | Software-defined networking and security solution that extends across datacenters, clouds, and application frameworks.
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| VMware HCX | Software-defined abstraction layer between on-premises and Azure VMware Solution for VM migrations. |
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| NSX | Software-defined networking and security solution that extends across datacenters, clouds, and application frameworks.
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| VMware HCX | Software-defined hybrid cloud platform between on-premises vSphere and Azure VMware Solution for VM migrations. |
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VMware HCX provides infrastructure abstraction for VM migrations. You can migrate native VMware workloads to Azure by using VMware HCX vMotion technology. VMware HCX vMotion enables live migration of running VMs from one vSphere environment to another with minimal downtime. VMware HCX simplifies migration efforts and enables faster adoption of cloud resources.
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VMware HCX provides infrastructure abstraction for virtual machine (VM) migrations. You can migrate native VMware workloads to Azure by using VMware HCX vMotion technology. VMware HCX vMotion enables live migration of running VMs from one vSphere environment to another with minimal downtime. VMware HCX simplifies migration efforts and enables faster adoption of cloud resources.
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The following diagram shows VMware HCX deployed on-premises. VMware HCX then replicates VMs in the on-premises datacenter to Azure VMware Solution. After the VMs are in Azure, they're closer to the rich APIs of Azure for ongoing administration and maintenance.
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:::image type="icon" source="../media/1-hcx-diagram.png" border="false" alt-text="Diagram that shows a high-level overview of a VMware datacenter on-premises, with VMware HCX migrating VMs to Azure VMware Solution.":::
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## Example scenario
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Imagine you work for a healthcare company that runs production workloads on a VMware platform. Your company decided to migrate existing VMware workloads to Azure VMware Solution. Your company doesn't have to change virtualization platforms or alter existing operational patterns by using Azure VMware Solution. You've planned for and deployed Azure VMware Solution. Now, you need to migrate VMware workloads on-premises to Azure. In this module, you'll learn how to migrate existing VMware workloads on-premises into Azure VMware Solution.
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Imagine you work for a healthcare company that runs production workloads on a VMware vSphere platform. Your company decided to migrate existing VMware vSphere workloads to Azure VMware Solution. Your company doesn't have to change virtualization platforms or alter existing operational patterns by using Azure VMware Solution. You planned for and deployed Azure VMware Solution, now you need to migrate VMware workloads on-premises to Azure. In this module, you'll learn how to migrate existing VMware vSphere workloads on-premises into Azure VMware Solution.
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## What will we be doing?
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First, you'll learn how to plan for the VMware HCX Connector deployment on-premises. From there, you'll learn how to deploy VMware HCX Connector on-premises and connect the appliance to Azure VMware Solution. Additionally, you'll learn about the steps required to ensure the service is configured correctly. After VMware HCX is deployed and configured, you'll learn how to migrate VMware workloads from on-premises to Azure VMware Solution.
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First, you'll learn how to plan for the VMware HCX Connector deployment on-premises. From there, you'll learn how to deploy VMware HCX Connector on-premises and connect the appliance to Azure VMware Solution. Additionally, you'll learn about the steps required to ensure the service is configured correctly. After VMware HCX is deployed and configured, you'll learn how to migrate VMware vSphere workloads from on-premises to Azure VMware Solution.
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The main goal is to quickly migrate VMware VMs on-premises into Azure VMware Solution. This helps your company deal with aging hardware and new hardware requests.
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The main goal is to quickly migrate VMware vSphere VMs on-premises into Azure VMware Solution which helps your company deal with aging hardware and new hardware requests.
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