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How to migration kernel port from VSS to VDS
My server has only one physical Nic,How to migrate management network(vmkernel) from VSS to VDS.
View ArticleA question from a Newbie - Distribution Switch
Hi, Everyone, I am studying for VCP6-DCV foundation exam and I have a question regarding the Distribution switch configuration, is it possible to have multiple port groups each connected to different...
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Moderator note: Although you're studying for a VCP, this is a product question - thread moved to vSphere vNetwork area.
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Yes, you can do this by configuring Teaming and Failover at the port group level.André
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Re: A question from a Newbie - Distribution Switch
Hi a.p.I am not sure if you understodmy point, in the following diagram, is it possible to make DtestPortGroup connected to Uplink1 (only)? and DVMPortGroup be connected to Uplink 2 only?
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Yes, you can specify which uplink is active, and which one must not be used on the port groups. For details see e.g. Configure NIC Teaming, Failover, and Load Balancing on a Distributed Port Group or...
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Re: A question from a Newbie - Distribution Switch
I will try what you advised me to, if i have a question then i will post it here.Thank you
View ArticleRe: How to migration kernel port from VSS to VDS
Please review this whitepaper for this: https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/techpaper/vsphere-vnetwork-ds-migration-configuration-…
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Re: How to migration kernel port from VSS to VDS
I don't think that is possible, we need atleast two vmnics from non-disruptive migration. You can test this in labs like VMware Hands-on lab before trying in production environment.
View ArticleRe: vSphere Networking limitation I discover
Hi, I think you can create a custum tcp/ip stacks ( with diffrent default gateway) and use it when you create a vmk storage ...
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Is LACP/etherchannel
What is the best network and VMware config that will be near LACP/etherchannel capability in terms of redundancy if standard vswitch will be used.Vsphere 6 is the version being used
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It actually depends on your needs. I usually stay with the defaults with standard vSwitches, and have at least two uplinks to different physical switches. André
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Re: Is LACP/etherchannel
It depends. Route based on port id is pretty good and low maintenance from an ops perspective or if you want to take a bit more control you can use active passive to dictate which VLAN goes through...
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Problem to connect a VM to another network range
Hi, this is my plan, and I want to connect my VOIP server (192.168.113.6) to my FXO (192.168.114.2) through my working tunnel, every NIC in my ...113.1/24 can ping any device in ...113.1/24 network...
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There are firewall options on the ESX host but those wouldn't apply to your VM. Can your VM ping the gateway on 114.1/24? My guess is that there is a firewall on the VM blocking inbound ICMP but I...
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Re: Problem to connect a VM to another network range
ESXi firewall is applicable only for ESXi network traffic as said above. This looks like an issue with your network or firewall within the VoIP server. Try pining gateway.Use tracert to check till...
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No the VM can't ping the gateway on 114.1/24, but every other NICs on 113.1/24 can ping it.
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Re: Problem to connect a VM to another network range
thanks dear Sureshkumar M, but I have that rout to 114.x network , and the rest NICs in 113.x can ping it.this is my ping to the 113.1/24 gateway from VM, and the traceroute to the 114.2 from my...
View ArticleInitial LACP Configurations with New Hosts
Good Afternoon, I am trying to understand the best course of action when installing a new ESXi host and then planning to move it to the VDS leveraging a LACP LAG. The migration to the VDS and all of...
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Re: Initial LACP Configurations with New Hosts
In most cases, you do not need and should avoid LACP, especially when using a vDS. What is your use case for wanting this capability?
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