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My Blade server chassis comes with 2 x 1GB switches for Server VLAN and 2 x 10GB switches for IP storage.<br />
I am trying to design which vSwitch should go to 1GB and which to 10GB..<br />
Things like:<br />
Service Console<br />
NFS<br />
iSCSI<br />
VMotion<br />
VMs (virtual machines)<br />
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Please help..
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My Blade server chassis comes with 2 x 1GB switches for Server VLAN and 2 x 10GB switches for IP storage.
I am trying to design which vSwitch should go to 1GB and which to 10GB..
Things like:
Service Console
NFS
iSCSI
VMotion
VMs (virtual machines)

Please help..

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