Hello As per Error message provided in thread (Incompatible device backing specified for device "13") which seems to be similar or matches with VMware articlesReference Articleshttps://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/313139
As per attached screenshot, it seems to be that you have selected settings for network switch. I will recommend below options to be set for this.Top VMware Network Switch Best Practices (Security)Promiscuous Mode: REJECTWhy: When set to "Accept," a virtual machine can read all packets passing through the vSwitch that it is allowed to see via VLAN policies, enabling sniffing.Best Practice: Keep "Reject" (default) for all production workloads.Exception: Only set to "Accept" for specific security VMs, such as network monitoring tools or virtual IDS/IPS, and apply this exception only to the specific portgroup those VMs are connected to.MAC Address Changes: REJECTWhy: If set to "Accept," the guest OS can change its effective MAC address to something other than the initial MAC address assigned by vSphere.Best Practice: Set to "Reject" to prevent malicious MAC impersonation.Exception: Set to "Accept" for Microsoft Network Load Balancing (NLB) in unicast mode.Forged Transmits: REJECTWhy: If set to "Accept," the vSwitch does not compare the source MAC address and effective MAC address, allowing VMs to send traffic that appears to come from another source.Best Practice: Set to "Reject" to prevent unauthorized MAC spoofing.Exception: Set to "Accept" for Microsoft NLB in both unicast and multicast modesBelow are the reference articleshttps://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/427110https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/324553https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/414968