So well explained! Thanks for taking the time to put this all together. Keeping active links up on both standard and distributed vSwitches at the same time during the config. What a concept :)
This video, and your other with the LAG setup, are exactly what I have been looking for. Especially showing the Cisco switch console's etherchannal summary. Perfect examples. I have read various information for a very long time, but this provided clarity that I did not yet realize. I really like this method. Thank you!
Kreg, I am happy to hear that. When I first played around with vCenter DSwitch I was very confused and took me a long time to fully understand it. Thanks!
Great video, this is the best kind of content, simulate diferent settings, not just the basics, get into a simple way of deploying vsphere and a practical use.
Do you have advice for how to configure the MGBT interfaces on the hosts first? In my scenario, I have 4 interfaces and the mgmt subnet is on a specific VLAN. should I enable all 4 interfaces for mgmt and set the VLAN there to ensure trunk mode?
At 16:40 you migrated a VM into the Distributed Switch, using the migration menus. Is it necessary to do it this way, instead of just manually moving the virtual cables, by editing the VM's settings? Does something more occur using the migration? Great video!
Hi. already had configure the port group in the each vmhost previously, now when I create the vdswitch en vcenter and try migrate the portgroup to vdswitch I can´t , appear the message "hosts no compatible" any advice, please ?? regards and tanks for you video.
previously had been configured other vswitch with the portgroup and main vswitch0 only with kernel nic configured and the uplinks are separate, two for a vswitch0 and two for the other, so I think maybe this is the razon why not are compatible the hosts sxi with vcenter. In advance thanks for you support. regards again.
@@pejekross I apolgize for the delayed response. It could be many different things happening here. First thing that comes to mind (and sorry if this is a silly question)... Are the vCenter and ESXi hosts the same version?
@@itseasy8296 don't worry, un Advanced thanks. Yes I got the same Versión. The licence are not support vdswitch, I have esencial plus. I think that I gotta the licence.
@@pejekross is this on a production network or a home lab? Worse case scenario you should be able to delete the old Dswitch that is attached to the ESXis and then create a new one with the vCenter server that you are using.
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So well explained! Thanks for taking the time to put this all together. Keeping active links up on both standard and distributed vSwitches at the same time during the config. What a concept :)
This video, and your other with the LAG setup, are exactly what I have been looking for. Especially showing the Cisco switch console's etherchannal summary. Perfect examples. I have read various information for a very long time, but this provided clarity that I did not yet realize. I really like this method. Thank you!
Kreg, I am happy to hear that. When I first played around with vCenter DSwitch I was very confused and took me a long time to fully understand it. Thanks!
Great video, this is the best kind of content, simulate diferent settings, not just the basics, get into a simple way of deploying vsphere and a practical use.
Best video I’ve seen yet! Thanks!
So easy to understand from your video. great guide !. Hopefully, you can make more video about Vmware technical.
RHINO Thank you so much. I am working on a few new videos and will upload soon!
excellent. Well
explained.
Very informative and clear !
Hi , Thanks a lot for the video. I have single physical NIC in my ESXI host. how can i migrate from the standard switch to the VDS.
This is the best way to migrate from standard switch to distributed switch, including port groups and VMkernel NICs.
Subscribed, Great effort, very useful :)
Thank you, great video
well explained, Thanks
thank you bro
Thank you.
Do you have advice for how to configure the MGBT interfaces on the hosts first?
In my scenario, I have 4 interfaces and the mgmt subnet is on a specific VLAN. should I enable all 4 interfaces for mgmt and set the VLAN there to ensure trunk mode?
Hello Sir
Have any problems if vCenter down?
No longer works as of vCenter 8. The host on which the vCenter instance resides fails when migrating the VMkernel NIC
Same with 6.7, I don't know what is the issue
Have you solved the problem by any chance? Stuck @ the sape step
@@AhmedHassanAl-Mousawihave you found a work around by any chance?
Excelent thanks!
thanks
EXCELLENT
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thank you so much !
Thank you!
At 16:40 you migrated a VM into the Distributed Switch, using the migration menus. Is it necessary to do it this way, instead of just manually moving the virtual cables, by editing the VM's settings? Does something more occur using the migration? Great video!
Downtime will be involved for VM's by editing the vm's settings..to avoid downtime need to follow the same steps explained in this video
@@viswaranajnsahani3797 I understand now. Thanks!
thank you so much
Sir where to see vm creation date on the vcenter sir
Hello Sir, Thanks for your video. How can I contact you please ?
keep going
good video
Any plan to do HA
Hi. already had configure the port group in the each vmhost previously, now when I create the vdswitch en vcenter and try migrate the portgroup to vdswitch I can´t , appear the message "hosts no compatible" any advice, please ?? regards and tanks for you video.
previously had been configured other vswitch with the portgroup and main vswitch0 only with kernel nic configured and the uplinks are separate, two for a vswitch0 and two for the other, so I think maybe this is the razon why not are compatible the hosts sxi with vcenter. In advance thanks for you support. regards again.
@@pejekross I apolgize for the delayed response. It could be many different things happening here. First thing that comes to mind (and sorry if this is a silly question)... Are the vCenter and ESXi hosts the same version?
@@itseasy8296 don't worry, un Advanced thanks. Yes I got the same Versión. The licence are not support vdswitch, I have esencial plus. I think that I gotta the licence.
I gotta grown *
@@pejekross is this on a production network or a home lab? Worse case scenario you should be able to delete the old Dswitch that is attached to the ESXis and then create a new one with the vCenter server that you are using.
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