This will be a Simple post talks about the dvPortGroup Advanced
settings. In this entire distributed switch series, I will be covering
latest features and options available as part of vSphere 5.5. Lot of
People would have been familiar with managing vSphere distributed
switches using vSphere windows Client but you need to switch yourself to
familiar with vSphere web client because from the next release of
vSphere, No more vSphere windows client. It will be only vSphere web
client. One more reason to use vSphere web client for this Series of
post is all the new features available as part of vSphere 5.5 is only
available through the vSphere Web Client.
Let’s Back to your topic.Below are the option available as part of
dvPortGroup Advanced settings. Two Major settings available as part of
advanced settings are “Configure Reset at Disconnect” and ”Override
Port Policies”
Configure Reset at Disconnect:
Select Either Enabled or Disabled form the drop down option. If you have selected Enabled then per-dvport level settings will be discarded when a dvport is disconnected from a Virtual Machine. Basically port settings will reset when it is disconnected form a VM.Override Port Policies:
Override Port Polices can be used to specify whether it is allowed
or not allowed to override the dvportGroup policies by per-port level
policies.You can individually configure override port policies for the
below list of policies either by selecting Allowed or Disallowed to
override.
- Block Ports
- Traffic Shaping
- Vendor Configuration
- VLAN
- Uplink Teaming
- Network I/O Control
- Security Policy
- NetFlow
- Traffic Filtering and Marking
We will discuss in deep about each individual policies in upcoming
post in this dvswitch series. I hope this is informative for you. Thanks
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