hello Gkeerthy,
thank you for your answer.
please let me answer to your answers
the server is 100% for testing purposes. in a production enviroment i would not use a standalone nic.
from my understanding
the managment port is for connecting vSpare (and other VM Products to the ESXi) - am i wrong ?
there is no "allow management groups" in the SCSI port group activated - that is the strange thing
as i understand if the Management traffic goes over the NIC with the IP 172.x.x.x on the standalone NIC then vSpare should be connected to this NIC !!! if i am disconnecting the cable from the switch port 8 than vSpare should stay connected - correct ?
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i found the Issue
and the statements in top get confirmed after i cleared up the confuzion below
what was happened
i have 3 nics (nic 0 and 1 are onboard nics) nic2 is standalone nic.
they was listed as
NIC0 as vmnic0
NIC2 was vmnic1
NIC1 was vmnic2
i added VMNIC 0 and 2 because it was shown like that in netowkring
the names was wrong. done ask me why but after an reboot it was correct shown in the networking, after the team was between the 10 and the mangement.
doenst matter, the biggest is done
but still the team does not work - if i pull the cable on port 8 / no ping to the NAS possible
now i have on the switch vlan70 with port 5 and 8, and vlan71 with ports 6/7 - correct so far ? or do they need all 4 ports in the vlan 70 ?
the NAS does not have the function of VLAN