Vsmart

[kagisolebambo458]

How do I create a static route to vsmart from vmanage

[MHM Cisco World]

Static route for vedge or for vsmart?

[kagisolebambo458]

Vsmart

[MHM Cisco World]

Not share same subnet' usually vsmart vbond vmanage share same subnet so there is no need any route.

[David Ruess · Accepted solution]

You can try the following

vSmart/vManage(config)# vpn 0
vSmart/vManage(config-vpn-0)# interface interface-name
vSmart/vManage(config-interface)#ip route <vSmart-IP>/32 <next-hop>

If they are not on the same subnet then your next hop will also need to know how to route to it.

-David

[kagisolebambo458]

What’s the function of vpn 512 when creating a  default static route to Vsmart 

[kagisolebambo458 · Accepted solution]

What is the purpose of enabling tunnel/ allowing services in the vpn 512 interface 

[Kanan Huseynli]

VPN 0 is transport (overlay) VPN. For proper connection between vsmart and vmanage there is need (at least) IP reachiblity.

You can add respective routes under VPN0:

vpn 0

ip route [prefix/mask] [next-hop gateway]

VPN 512 is used for out-of-band management or device (like ssh to device or gui access to vmanage).

[MHM Cisco World]

Again Usually 

Vbond vsmart vmanage in same subnet 

If other then you need not only static route in vsmart but 

Vsmart 

Staitc route to vmanage 

Static route to vbond 

Vbond 

Static route to vsmart 

Static route to vmanage 

Vmanage 

Static route to vsmart 

Static route to vbond 

VPN512 is for OOB mgmt' can not use to connect vmanage and vsmart/vedge vis this vpn512.

[Kanan Huseynli]

When devices are on-prem with private IP address, vBond should be in different subnet/dmz (fw zone) for proper NAT hair-pinning.