VMware Basic Networking - vSphere Standard Switch - Step by Step - Module 5-1

This course is designed to teach the basics of networking in a VMware vSphere environment as well as give Demo for hands-on experience on installing and configuring the Virtual networks. By the end of this course, from a networking perspective, both virtual machine and host networking configuration will be covered including: Physical and Virtual Networking basics, Introduction to VMware, vSphere standard switch, vSphere distributed switch, Host and VM networking, Resource Management and Advanced Features.
In this lesion, We have covered step by step demo and explanation on how to setup and vsphere standard switch, port group, uplink and VLAN.
Session1: Introduction to Course
Session2: Physical Networking Basics • VMware Basic Networkin...
Session3: Introduction to vSphere Networking • VMware Basic Networkin...
Session4: Virtual Networking Basics • VMware Basic Networkin...
Session5.1 : vSphere Standard Switch • VMware Basic Networkin...
Session5.2 : vSphere Standard switch - Load balancing method, Failover, Link Discovery. • VMware Basic Networkin...
Session6: vSphere Distributed switch

[@TheRamosd]

Thanks for your time to put the video.

[@4niceguy]

Great !!!!

[@hengkaing2665]

did you use router or sw layer 3 for intervlan ? if not how trunk mode on switch can communication ? thanks for answer.

[@torresattaluri]

Sir in production i am seeing this esxi physical server connected to switch port under truck vlans from 100 to 107. But with vlan102 which is hypervisor vlan that is forming RIP routing with switch may i know why?

[@ambipash]

can we select multiple services like vmotion,FT etc for Vmkernel port

[@icbfan7]

Just curious if there is really a need for 3 physical ports, one for each VLAN? You identified the Port Groups and their respective VLANs already. Couldn't you use just one physical port as a trunk to your switch and only require one physical port on the ESXi host as well? I thought that was the purpose of "trunking" in data networks? Thoughts?

[@mauriciorosa21]

Hi,
Im configuring a zabbix server in a Linux CentOs8 that is running on a Vmware.
This virtual machine is running on a server that has 3 physicals Adapters.
Each physical adapter has it own IP segment like bellow:
Adpt1 10.188.127.250/24
Adpt2 10.188.160.250/24
Adpt3 10.188.130.250/20
The virtual machine has IP like bellow:
ens160 10.188.127.251/24
ens161 10.188.160.251/24
ens254 10.188.130.251/20
Problem:
Just Adpt1 and ens160 is working.
If I change the IP segment of ens160 to the others segment it works. But I need each adapter communicate separately.
In VMware settings all adapter were created and marked as bridge.
Please help
I'm using the VMware Workstation 16

[@shamjidos]

Thank you so much Niyas for such a great video. It really help me understanding the networking side of Esxi very clearly which is currently a part of my ongoing project.

[@esh176]

are the upllinks by default on trunk mode?

[@torresattaluri]

Super sir just super

[@abhijitdhemare2460]

Nice Video Thanks

[@anish6542]

Very good explanation

[@maverickcruise]

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[@jjhatnm]

Great job!!

[@581046]

How do i add uplink to vswitch if i have only one physical adapter instead of 4?

[@maverickcruise]

It's already added as there is only 1 uplink.

[@pa1089]

Hello Niyas, Do you have a 10GB network card as well as switch in your environment?

[@itproguide]

All 1GB,

[@JuanC4rlos]

Excelente video.

[@sabakotwal490]

Well explained!

[@m.aharoun6682]

best course, thank you for all the information

[@itproguide]

You are welcome