Step 1 - Add VMM Domains to DC1 Site in Schema Template

The template gets associated to each site after making your site selections. With this, you can now get more granular with applying stretched policies across data centers (sites) with specific resources available in a given site, such as VMM domains.

  1. Click the Template Properteis
  2. Click DC1 in the dropdown
  3. Click the EPG that was populated from the template version you created earlier: msite_p03_epg
  4. The right side of the user interface will expand again. Scroll down.
  5. Locate the Domains heading. Click + Add Domain
  6. In the Domain Association Type, select VMM
  7. In the Domain Profile, select clemea-rsite-dc1 (this is a VMM domain, like the one you created earlier, in the remote site (DC1) for this lab)
  8. In the Deployment Immediacy, select On Demand
  9. In the Resolution Immediacy, select On Demand
  10. Ensure the VLAN mode is set to Dynamic
  11. Click Save

Step 2 - Add VMM Domains to DC3 Site in Schema Template

You need to repeat the previous Steps for the site of the ACI fabric you've been working during this lab:

  1. Click the DC1 Properteis
  2. Click DC3 in the dropdown
  3. Click the EPG that was populated from the template version you created earlier: msite_p03_epg
  4. The right side of the user interface will expand again. Scroll down.
  5. Locate the Domains heading. Click + Add Domain

    6. The MSO queries the APICs in each site. With this data, the MSO knows what resource are available on a per site basis.

  6. In the Domain Association Type, select VMM
  7. In the Domain Profile, select aci_p03_dc3_vds (this is a VMM domain, like the one you created earlier, in the remote site (DC1) for this lab)
  8. In the Deployment Immediacy, select On Demand
  9. In the Resolution Immediacy, select On Demand
  10. Ensure the VLAN mode is set to Dynamic
  11. Click Save