VMware Networking for Network Admins

In this video we talk about the two ways you can configure a standard virtual switch or distributed virtual switch form VMware to your network infrastructure.

[@bobkoss280]

Best explanation of networking vocabulary I've seen.

[@ontrucktoit6166]

Great content! VMware networking from the network guy perspective - exactly what I needed. Well explained!

[@arsalananwar8265]

This will help a lot of folks! Great explanation, keep making more and more videos.

[@vindicatedafi]

KZbin just recommended me this channel right when I am getting into VMware great explanation plans for doing more VMware vids?

[@shaunanderson2973]

"And they also be fresh" LOL...well done sir.

[@markgrindey3325]

Great and still relevant

[@tommypham9988]

Very well explained, THANK YOU

[@LeSnickasaurus]

Great video, thank you!

[@firewalllife3829]

Awesome explanation!!!!

[@arimanaen634]

Thanks Tony, good explanation

[@Arayankodesouth]

awesome 👌

[@manusarvathra9538]

HI Tony, Thanks for the nice explanation. Do you recommend any resources to learn VMware vsphere and vm administration, Thank you

[@dgza703]

Fantastic video. How do distributed virtual switches work in terms of North/South connectivity? Do the VMNICs form one LAG or the different ESXi host connect separately to the north bound switches?

[@shadeland]

The lags are formed on a per-ESXi host basis.

[@aswath7]

Hi Tony, I found this video is very informative. In my environment ESXI is connected to ACI leaf switches 1 & 2 and MAC pinning is configured. In ACI end do we need to configure VPC or normal port channel. Pls clarify currently the ACI is configured with VPC and VPC is showing down ( reason for down is MAC pinning) so I want to fix it

[@sendlocation8476]

@ Tony B On a home network and what to do in VMWare Workstation if I want my VM to be isolated so no infections and vm escape can happen but also have internet connection?

[@shadeland]

I don't know. VMware workstation is very different than ESXi hypervisor.