Login to NSX-T Manager > Click system > click appliances > click add nsx appliance.

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Enter FQDN of your second NSX-T manager – nsxtmgr02.vmware.local

Select IPv4

Type in the IP address of the new nsx-t manager with your subnet mask prefix

Type in the gateway of the new nsx-t manager

Add a DNS server

Add a NTP server

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Add search domains – your domain name

Select Medium > click next

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Select compute manager

Select a cluster

Select a datastore

Select a network – port group for management

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Enable SSH and root access

Type in a root password

Add admin as username for Admin CLI credentials

Click same as root password

Add audit as username for audit CLI credentials

Click Install appliance

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This will take a little while

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Done – I would add another NSX-T Manager if its for a production environment

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Click set virtual ip (configure a dns entry on your dns server for this virtual ip)

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Type in the ip address for ipv4 > click save

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Now you should be able to access your virtual ip or your dns entry for your virtual ip in your browser

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If you lose one nsx-t manager the other will take over the role

By Kader