Network Guest traffic is routed to the external network (LAN)

I think this is a basic question, but I couldn't find a clear answer in blogs, so thank you for your patience.

We want to make sure that all Guest network traffic is routed through our physical network.  Configuration: VMs are contained in several groups of ports that are 'under' a unique vSwitch.  The vSwitch is associated with a physical NETWORK adapter, and each group of Port represents a different subnet.

It's all each guest traffic goes through the physical NIC to our physical network (routers, etc.), including traffic from customers who are in the same group of Port/subnet?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Steve

VSwitches function as physical switches. .so if 2 virtual computers are ion the same ESX host and in the same subnet, there is no need of any traffic go via your physical network.

Of course, if the virtual machines are on different ESX hosts, traffic must go physical interrrupteurs to reach the destination addresses.

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