Hyper V is the most performant hypervisor in terms of throughput (according to presentations at MuM events) although we use KVM as we are a Linux house and didnt want our only windows servers to be running our routers.

But I'm only able to see traffic on Vlan 1 right now. As I understand it, CHR is optimised (drivers, etc) for hypervisors whereas the x86 iso is more legacy. Vlan 1 is set as the native on the Cisco switch, and I want to be able to see Vlans 2 and 3. My question is, does the CHR still need bridges for each Vlan? Below is the config I made. I've got the CHR VM up and running with a single network interface connected to a VMware vswitch physically connected to Cisco switch configured as a trunk port with vlan 1 native.

I've already set the ESXI host Vswitch and network to promiscuous mode. Image location: /vmfs/volumes/ (volume id)/ convert: vmkfstools -i oldfile.vmdk newfile.vmdk -d thin 2.1. Then convert image to one better suited for use with ESX. Step 4: Select the file you downloaded from download page. Step 2: Connect to your ESX host via ssh and navigate to directory where you uploaded this image. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Choose existing virtual disk. Hello, I'm trying out Mikrotik CHR on ESXI 6.7 and running into some questions with VLANs. Step 1: Upload CHR image to your ESX/ESXi host.

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