virtualization:vmware:67:vmk0_01
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| === Find Port ID === | === Find Port ID === | ||
| - | Second, you will need to find a port number on dvswitch which is used by vmk0. To list Switch info you can use esxcfg-vswitch -l and then look for vmk0. If you are in same situation as I am the output of that command can be very long, so you can use grep and awk to filter out only the value we need. | + | Second, you will need to find a port number on dvswitch which is used by vmk0. To list Switch info you can use \\ |
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| + | and then look for **vmk0**. The output of that command can be very long, so you can use grep and awk to filter out only the value you need. | ||
| esxcfg-vswitch -l |grep vmk0 |awk ' | esxcfg-vswitch -l |grep vmk0 |awk ' | ||
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| Of course you will need to replace **DVSWITCHNAME** with your Distributed Switch name and **PORT_ID_FROM_STEP_TWO** with the Port ID we acquired in step 2. | Of course you will need to replace **DVSWITCHNAME** with your Distributed Switch name and **PORT_ID_FROM_STEP_TWO** with the Port ID we acquired in step 2. | ||
| - | Again, we can check if port was created using esxcfg-vmknic -l or esxcfg-vswitch -l. | + | Again, we can check if port was created using\\ |
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| + | esxcfg-vswitch -l</ | ||
| === Configure IP settings === | === Configure IP settings === | ||
virtualization/vmware/67/vmk0_01.1570869289.txt.gz · Last modified: 2019/10/12 08:34 by rplecko