Dell S5232F-ON EMC Networking OS10 Enterprise Edition Switch Configuration Gui - Page 49

C VxRail network adapter traffic optimization VxRail optimizes network traffic by splitting traffic across rNDC uplinks and by using NIOC shares. Based on traffic type, uplinks are configured as active or standby, and NIOC shares are used to allocate network bandwidth. Uplink load balancing and NIOC shares are automatically configured by VxRail. Network traffic on E, P, S and V Series 14G nodes with 2x10GbE or 2x25GbE ports Traffic Type Requirement* Uplink 1 (10 or 25GbE) VMNIC0 Uplink 2 (10 or 25GbE) VMNIC1 NIOC Shares Management IPv6 multicast Active Standby 20 vSphere VMotion Active Standby 50 vSAN IPv4 unicast Standby Active 100 Virtual Machines Active Standby 30 Network traffic on E, P, S and V Series 14G nodes with 4x10GbE ports Traffic Type Uplink 1 Requirement* (10GbE) VMNIC0 Uplink 2 (10GbE) VMNIC1 Uplink 3 (10GbE) VMNIC2 Uplink 4 (10GbE) VMNIC3 Management IPv6 multicast Active Standby Unused Unused vSphere VMotion Unused Unused Standby Active vSAN IPv4 unicast Unused Unused Active Standby Virtual Machines Standby Active Unused Unused NIOC Shares 40 50 100 60 Network traffic on E and S Series 14G nodes with 4x1GbE ports Traffic Type Uplink 1 Requirement* (1GbE) VMNIC2 Uplink 2 (1GbE) VMNIC3 Uplink 3 (1GbE) VMNIC0 Uplink 4 (1GbE) VMNIC1 Management IPv6 multicast Standby Active Unused Unused vSphere VMotion Unused Unused Standby Active vSAN IPv4 unicast Unused Unused Active Standby Virtual Machines Active Standby Unused Unused NIOC Shares 40 50 100 60 *Switches used must allow this traffic. Not explicitly configured on Dell EMC Networking switches. Note: For additional VxRail nodes and rNDC configurations, see the Dell EMC VxRail Network Guide. 49 Dell EMC Networking OS10 Enterprise Edition Switch Configuration Guide for VxRail featuring S5248F-ON, S5232F-ON and S5148F-ON