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Dell PowerVault MD32xxi Configuration Guide for VMware ESX4.1 Server Software

Switch Name Num Ports Used Ports Configured Ports MTU Uplinks

vSwitch2

PortGroup Name VLAN ID Used Ports

iSCSI3

iSCSI2

iSCSI1

The important thing to note is that under the Uplinks section there is only one vmnic assigned to each

iSCSI VMkernel port and that they are evenly distributed across them.

This can also be done through the vCenter GUI. To configure this from the GUI first navigate to the

Networking section on the ESX host you are configuring. Configuration -> Networking.

From here, click Properties on the vSwitch2.

Select one of the VMkernel Ports, in this example iSCSI1 and click Edit.

From here select the NIC Teaming tab.

Here you are going to select the check box for Override vSwitch failover order.

Just like in the CLI example we will assign vmnic1 to iSCSI1. This is done by selecting the adapters that are

not going to be assigned to the VMkernel (vmnic2 and vmnic3 in this case) and clicking the Move Down

button until it is listed under Unused Adapters. The following figure shows the completed result. Click Ok

to complete the process. Do this same thing for each of the iSCSI VMkernel ports so that each VMkernel

port is mapped to only one adapter and they are all balanced. In this example we assigned iSCSI1to

vmnic1, iSCSI2 to vmnic2 and iSCSI3 to vmnic3.

Uplinks

9000

vmnic3

vmnic2

vmnic1

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