I have two hosts. I know...it's small, but I'm learning, so I created a DS. My two hosts each have one 1gig NIC and one 10gig NIC. My hosts are identical. Same server, same 1gig/10gig NIC. All four of those NICs are in my uplinks. I've created my VM Traffic Port Group and I've created my Management Port Group.
In my mind, I want the Management Post Group linked to the 1gig NICs and I want my VM Traffic Port Group linked to my 10gig NICs. That's so the comms between the hosts and VMs is on the 10gig backbone.
Look at my DS pic I've attached and let me know what I'm doing wrong, or tell me I'm thinking wrong, OR, if it's true, tell me I got it right. :)
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