Sends out and listens for beacon probes on all NICs in the team, and uses this information, in addition to link status, to determine link failure. This option detects failures such as removed cables and physical switch power failures. Relies only on the link status that the network adapter provides. From the Network failure detection drop-down menu, select the method that the virtual switch uses for failover detection.No actual load balancing is performed with this option. Select an uplink based on a hash of the source Ethernet.įrom the list of active adapters, always use the highest order uplink that passes failover detection criteria. IP-based teaming requires that the physical switch is configured with EtherChannel. For non-IP packets, the switch uses the data at those fields to compute the hash. Select an uplink based on a hash of the source and destination IP addresses of each packet. After the virtual switch selects an uplink for a virtual machine or a VMkernel adapter, it always forwards traffic through the same uplink for this virtual machine or VMkernel adapter. Select an uplink based on the virtual port IDs on the switch. Route based on the originating virtual port From the Load balancing drop-down menu, specify how the virtual switch load balances the outgoing traffic between the physical NICs in a team.Select Override next to the policies that you want to override.From the switch topology diagram, select the standard port group and click Edit settings.Select the switch where the port group resides.Click Edit settings and select Teaming and failover.Navigate to the Teaming and Failover policy for the standard switch, or standard port group.On the Configure tab, expand Networking and select Virtual Switches.

In the vSphere Client, navigate to the host.

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