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| Video: VMware VI4: VMware Distributed Virtual Switch (DVS) |
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| Written by Rynardt Spies | |
| Tuesday, 16 September 2008 10:45 | |
 With VMware Distributed Virtual Switch or DVS, one of the new features in the upcomming VMware VI4, allows you to create Virtual Switchs at a cluster level and assign ESX Servers to them. Up to now, in VI3, virtual switches can only be created at a host level, and if in a DRS/HA Cluster, these virtual switches are normally configured the same across all hosts. With DVS, you only have to create a virtual switch once and assign it to all hosts. It also allows you to migrate virtual machines on existing virtual networks to a new network all with a few clicks! VMware demonstrates "VMware DVS" here!
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