Multiple NICs configuration

Please guys, I could really use some help.  Even after RTFM, I felt how much a noob in fifteen years.

I had a COMPUTER technician long lost preach the wonders of virtualization for me and I saw the light.  So 2 years later, I'm ready to give it a try on my first production server.  I did a few tracks of practice developing successfully, but I can't reproduce exactly what I feel when I do in production. Specifically associate network.

I am to convert a VM supported Dell PowerEdge T620 from physical to virtual.  Right now the physical server has a production Oracle database.  It has 2 network cards physical, 1 connected directly to the internet and connected to the internal LAN 1. I use VMConverter and empty the contents of the server to another machine, install VM ESXi 5.1 on the server, and empty the contents of the original server in a newly created virtual machine.  I then created a second VM for use as a file server.  I tested on a separate machine with no problems EXCEPT that... the network settings.  What the hell I do?

I think (scary) that I need is 1 physical NIC w / 3 internal IP (192.168.0.28 - Oracle, now VM1 original INVESTIGATION period), (192.168.0.29 - new fileserver VM2), (192.168.0.30 - virtual computer management).  The other physical NETWORK adapter should have just the Internet (24.23.x.x) IP address and will be available at VM1 since only the Oracle DB must accessible via the internet.

Is this sound right and how Devil can I configure it?  I went through the Guides of the network, but I am more confused than ever with groups, ports, distributed switches, standard switches, etc.  Do I still need to go down this path?  My head hurts.

Thanks for any help.  It's really appreciated.

Wile E. Coyote - Super Genius

All network adapters must be attributed to a vSwitch, even if used by only a single virtual machine.

In your case, you want to do this:

NIC1--> vSwitch 1-> 1-> NIC on Oracle VM PortGroup (this virtual NETWORK adapter has the IP 24.x)

Map NETWORK 2-> vSwitch 2-> 2-> NIC on Oracle VM PortGroup (this virtual NETWORK adapter is 192.168.0.x address

-> NIC on other VM (this virtual NETWORK adapter will have address 192.168.0.x)

-> vmkernel port (for management - new 192.168.0.x)

Hope this helps.

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