virtual vSwitchs & VM with several local networks

Hello. I'm deployment on a tagging environment vSphere VLAN.

I have a lot of blade with 2 network cards Gbps, configured to form a team and connected to the vSwitch0. My port of Service Console´s group is on VLAN2, then I have a few Windows VMs that need to have access to different VLANS. How we configure it?

I have a port group for the VM traffic, with access to the VLAN2, but if some of the VMS need to access a VLAN 2 different, they fail to do so.

The thing is that you cannot configure several VLANS to a port group, and allowing 4095 (all the VLAN) I get no connectivity to the virtual machines.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Why not add virtual nic, then a more virtual machine which needs more access then a VLAN?

VM

-virt. NIC0 - PG VLAN2 - vSwitch0

-virt. NIC1 - PG VLAN10 - vSwitch0

Help?

Tom

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