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 ==== Graphical Overview ====
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 In the example below we can see that the third physical interface is connected to both VMs (the yellow lines) and both of these interfaces are in the same Port Group. This means we shared data between the two VMs using only a single port.
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 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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