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 <color #22b14c>vmnic</color> - This is the name VMWare has assigned to each of your physical interfaces. So on my server I have <color #22b14c>vmnic0</color> to <color #22b14c>vmnic11</color> (<color #22b14c>vmnic0</color> is my connected to my management switch, vmnic7 is connected to my data switch).
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 ==== Three Server Example ====
 Consider my example below, I three servers, all connected to a switch, and I am passing multicast traffice between them, that is being processed in a particular way at each stage. Basically I want an input, two processing stages, a storage device and an output.
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 Above we can see the following:
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 There are three Network Adapters that have been added to each VM (this is for the MFEL VM). Each network has then been assigned to a Port Group (so you need to create your Port Groups and Switches before your VMs).
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