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they are distributed switches 10ge I believe
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they are distributed switches 10ge I believe

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VMware vDS ?<br />
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What licenses do you have for VMware vSphere ?
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VMware vDS ?

What licenses do you have for VMware vSphere ?

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yes vds and enterprise plus I can double check.
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yes vds and enterprise plus I can double check.

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Is there a way to script the change of all vds port group or switches to change from ip hash to originating port id with LACP/LAGS
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Is there a way to script the change of all vds port group or switches to change from ip hash to originating port id with LACP/LAGS

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PowerCLI possibly, but I'm not certain that those parameters actually exist to change.
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PowerCLI possibly, but I'm not certain that those parameters actually exist to change.

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I am sure they both do the same thing, except LAC is more automatic
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I am sure they both do the same thing, except LAC is more automatic

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best practice fore vmware networking<br />
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difference between eterchannel vs lacp<br />
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lacp configure per host or clusre<br />
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what benefit<br />
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Lag group -- how?<br />
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one lag, multi?<br />
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should be ip hash or oreginating port id<br />
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lag - port channel group
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best practice fore vmware networking

difference between eterchannel vs lacp

lacp configure per host or clusre

what benefit

Lag group -- how?

one lag, multi?

should be ip hash or oreginating port id

lag - port channel group

vmware networking

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