vCenter standard vSwitch trade + different VIRTUAL local network settings

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  If it is for UC500 installation, the default configuration on the ESW is normally perfect and the switch has to be turned on.

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  Please let us know what kind of tunnel are you talking about:

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  Kind regards

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