If i go to my vcenter and go to the tab Netwoking, i only can see one network, named Produccion, but i have another 3, MGMT, vMotion and BCKUP. any clue why i'm not able to see my others networks?
Do you have only one ESXi?
Are you using vCenter?
Give us a little bit more information of your platform to understand.
it's a cluster with 5 hosts, i'm using vcsa 6.7 U3
If I remember corretcly the issue is that you do not have that network configured on all ESXi with the same name (Supposing that you are using vSphere Standard Switches)
For doing a test, configure a portgroup named test in one ESXi and then configure the same respecting all the characters on the rest of the hosts and see what happen.
Are you using standard or distributed switch?
Standard
Are the 3 which are "missing" all used by VMkernel ports? It sounds like it from those names.
If so, they are not "networks" for VMs - they are not VM Port Groups, which is what I would expect the Networking tab to show.
that is correct, those 3 are not networks for vms, but in the network tab i was able to see them always, suddenly they are no more and i wanna know why
OK so I just setup a test environment, and on standard switches the Networking inventory ONLY shows VM Port Groups.
esxi01 vSwitch0
esxi02 vSwitch0
Networking inventory
if i understand, those vswitches used by vmkernel are not showed in the network inventory is that right? any explanation why? cause i used to see them there. i don't know if is due to the upgrade in vcsa
I believe the Networking inventory view has always worked that way for standard switches - there may be other areas of the vSphere Client where the display is different, but not the Networking inventory tree.
I appreciate the clarification, really. Is there any technical documentation that indicates what you told me?