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Networking Dual NICs in ESXi 4.0

Asked by Stuart_Page in VMware, Virtualization

Tags: esxi, dual nic

I have ESXi 4.0 installed on a Dell Poweredge T300, and I am attempting to set up my two nics on two separate networks.

Here's my plan: I want to set up NIC1 on my DMZ on an external IP, and NIC2 on my physical LAN. The reason for this is that I will be hosting two VM's: one will be a W2K3 server on the LAN only, and the other will be Linux web, POP, etc server that I would like to be on both the DMZ and the lan on to virtual nics.

But there's a problem. It seems that the default behavior for ESXi is to bond the two nics and assign one IP address. How do you set separate IP info for each nic?

I have attached a pdf diagram of what I'm trying to accomplish.

My apologies if someone has already asked this question, but I couldn't find this exact issue anywhere else. Thanks in advance.
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