In
vSphere, there's a new networking feature which can be configured on the
distributed virtual switch (or DVS). In VI3 it is only possible to add
one VLAN to a specific port group in the vSwitch. in the DVS, you can
add a range of VLANs to a single port group. The feature is called VLAN
trunking and it can be configured when you add a new port group. There
you have the option to define a VLAN type, which can be one of the
following: None, VLAN, VLAN trunking, and Private VLAN. But this can
only be done on the DVS, not on a regular vSwitch. See screendumps below
(both from vSphere environment)
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