Hi,
I was just reading about the provisioning stack in ESXi and thought that would be a great stack for Veeam NBD traffic, has anyone tried forcing traffic down this stack (with prior setup of the provisioning stack)?
Also, is it possible to put a 10Gb NIC in the management network portgroup and leave the original NIC in there. Will the NBD traffic during a backup use this faster connection?
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Re: Any plans to use Provisioning Stack in ESXi?
Hi Christopher,
In this article we can see that provisioning stack has nothing to do with NBD:
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In this article we can see that provisioning stack has nothing to do with NBD:
But if you want to route NBD traffic over a dedicated network, perhaps you could have a look at this note and try the proposed method which should work starting from vSphere 7.Supports the traffic for virtual machine cold migration, cloning, and snapshot migration. You can use the provisioning TCP/IP to handle Network File Copy (NFC) traffic during long-distance vMotion.
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Re: Any plans to use Provisioning Stack in ESXi?
Yes I read the documentation and thought this would be a good improvement for VBR to use this stack but really all I needed was to be able to isolate my backup traffic and fortunately I am using vSphere 7 so I just configured my backup network using the way you suggested in the article. We'll see how it goes tonight.
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