Can I configure a dvswitch with 1 physical NETWORK card

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  I have one main server with 4 cards of physical network dedicated to this server in a vSwitch. I wanted to know the proper way to balancing configuration in vSphere to allow a theoretical throughput of 4 Gbit/s. The options I have, as you know:

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• Help connect customers 2 linux on windows host 7 on 2 physical network cards

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  jowuor wrote:

  If I assign an IP (1.1.1.1) to the first physical NETWORK adapter, open to vmnet0 and assign a different IP (2.2.2.2) address on the second NETWORK card deck to vmnet 2, the period of INVESTIGATION on the second NIC automatically goes to the IP address of the first NIC (1.1.1.1). I can understand is that 2 NICs are bridged automatically together in 1 bridged network. I want to that I'm not able to reach is 2 separate bridged networks, one on each physical NETWORK adapter

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  You cannot fill two physics to even the VMnet adapters (except you have a driver of consolidation on the host, but this will create a logic board that gets filled then). You must assign a (default) VMnet0 physical NETWORK card and the other to a free VMnet (VMnet2, for example). Each VMnet is a virtual network that can hold a single IP subnet, so it is not possible to have two cards with two different subnets physical in a single VMnet.

  Host networks: is it possible to combine physical network cards with the virtual vmnets?

  Yes. If you assign a physical NETWORK card to a VMnet it becomes another bridge.

  It's OK, but I would like to have 2 separate bridged networks. I tried this but I find myself with a single bridged network.

  Assign a physical NETWORK card to VCMnet0 and the other to VMnet2. This gives you two adapters bridged. In the prompt for the virtual NETWORK adapter choose what VMnet (and thus the bridge) must be used.

  This is a common configuration. Learn more here: http://pubs.vmware.com/ws71_ace27/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=ws_user/ws_net_advanced_linux_secondbridge.html

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  Hello!

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  Bartoooo

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  This kb shows the use of the network virtual editor-in-Chief:

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