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    RE: NSX-V - 6.4.13

    By: Shen88 , 3 months ago

    @rajeevsrikant , I hope this should help, please refer the below documentation. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-Data-Center-for-vSphere/6.4/com.vmware.nsx.upgrade.doc/GUID-2A75A102-518D-4D6C-B23D-877C421B1536.html ------------------------------ ...

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    RE: What is the difference between a vmware virtual ...

    By: JDMils_Interact , 3 months ago

    I'll take a stab at this so excuse me if I get it wrong. If you open the MOB for your vCenter (https://MyvCenter/mob) you can navigate to the port group this way: Content | DVSManager | QueryDvsConfigTarget From your vCenter GUI browser select ...



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    RE: vSAN network on LACP (performance issues)

    By: Duncan Epping one month ago

    I have not seen this issue myself, and I have seen various customers with LACP. personally what I would do is run vSAN on the ...

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    RE: vSAN network on LACP (performance issues)

    By: GvinPin one month ago

    Aside comparison LACP/LBT please read this article. It can have some clues and how to troubleshoot. https://www.vviking.n ...

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    Permanent Port Mirror on vDS

    By: mastefani , 6 months ago
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    Anyone have any experience or guidance around port mirroring on a vDS. It's something that I've used in the past, but usually for one off servers or temporarily for troubleshooting. We have an ask to turn on port mirroring for all VMs in a smaller vCenter ...

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    two servers equipped with 4-port 10Gb network cards ...

    By: grzesb , 9 months ago
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    I have two servers equipped with 4-port 10Gb network cards. They share storage based on HBA cards. I also have two CISCO switches stacked together. Please provide the best configurations to ensure throughput and redundancy. Should I separate the cards ...