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Multiple vlans on one vSwitch
I have a single ESX server mostly used for testing and some development functions. Currently i have 2 vmnics connected to my network. Both vmnics are connected to the same 3550 but different vlans. I need to free up one of the two nics for another physically separated network (no access to any other network).
What i am thinking is create two port groups on the same vswitch and tag the port groups with the vlan ID those machines belong to. I will only have one vmnic connected to this switch allowing me to free up the other vmnic.
The 3550 allows traffic to route between the two vlans.
Does this set up sound good, or would there be a better approach to this.
Thanks for the help and feedback
What i am thinking is create two port groups on the same vswitch and tag the port groups with the vlan ID those machines belong to. I will only have one vmnic connected to this switch allowing me to free up the other vmnic.
The 3550 allows traffic to route between the two vlans.
Does this set up sound good, or would there be a better approach to this.
Thanks for the help and feedback
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You should be able to create the new VLAN without affecting the existing default VLAN.
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Sorry everyone for not doing anything with this question for a bit. It got placed on the back burner and i should be able to get to it later this week.
Thanks again for all the input
Thanks again for all the input
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Thanks all for the feed back. Havent made changes yet and dont know if i will for a while. Everything looks to be in order so thanks again for the feedback.
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