VxRail supports customizing the assignment of uplinks to VxRail networks.
VxRail also supports setting either an active/active or active/standby failover policy for
the VxRail network port groups.
There are four predefined network traffic types that are required for
initialization:
Management
VxRail Management
VMware vCenter Server Network
VMware vSphere vMotionand VMware vSAN
The following tables contain the default active/standby settings that are
applied for the network traffic types:
Table 1. 4 x 10 GbE traffic configuration 4 x 10 GbE Traffic Configuration
Traffic type
Uplink1 VMNIC0
Uplink2 VMNIC1
Uplink3 VMNIC2
Uplink4 VMNIC3
Management
Standby
Active
Unused
Unused
VMware vSphere vMotion
Unused
Unused
Standby
Active
VMware vSAN
Unused
Unused
Active
Standby
VMware vCenter Server Network
Active
Standby
Unused
Unused
VxRail Management
Standby
Active
Unused
Unused
Table 2. 2 x 10 GbE or 2 x 25 GbE traffic configuration 2 x 10 GbE or 2 x 25 GbE Traffic Configuration
Traffic type
Uplink1 VMNIC0
Uplink2 VMNIC1
Uplink3 No VMNIC
Uplink4 No VMNIC
Management
Active
Standby
Unused
Unused
VMware vSphere vMotion
Active
Standby
Unused
Unused
VMware vSAN
Standby
Active
Unused
Unused
VMware vCenter Server Network
Active
Standby
Unused
Unused
VxRail Management
Active
Standby
Unused
Unused
Table 3. 2 x 10 GbE or 2 x 25 GbE traffic configuration 2 x 10 GbE or 2 x 25 GbE Traffic Configuration
Traffic type
Uplink1 VMNIC0
Uplink2 VMNIC1
Uplink3 VMNIC2
Uplink4 VMNIC3
Management
Active
Unused
Standby
Unused
VMware vSphere vMotion
Unused
Standby
Unused
Active
VMware vSAN
Unused
Active
Unused
Standby
VMware vCenter Server Network
Standby
Unused
Active
Unused
VxRail Management
Active
Unused
Standby
Unused
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