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i am not sure where is the domain controller in the topology can you please clarify

Very helpful tutorial 👍 thanks for sharing

Gracias bro excelente video, gran aporte. solo como comentario el management por best practice debe quedar sobre un vSS y no en el vDS, por temas de migraciones a futuro.

Gracias por compartir, excelente

Thank you for this video

while selecting 2 VMNIC at a time ,there will be chances of loose network connectivity. SO is it better to migrate VMNIC one by one.

Very interesting and well explained video, thank you. I just have a little question for the tests. We assumed that the user burgos already had his user certificate. In the event that only the computer had its certificate, how would a new user be self-enrolled? On a wired or Wi-Fi 802.1x network of course, with the PEAP user or computer authentication method. Thank you in advance.

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thank you bro

Really great video... thanks budd!!

thanks

Como realizo el proceso contrario el mover todo nuevamente al Switch estandar del esxi, en caso no use switch distribuido.

excellent. Well explained.

Thank you for this detailed video, going to configure eap-tls in our environment soon.

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Bro--I want to tell you that I appreciate your video and good explanation on the setup---it's very well explained. also wanna tell you that you are the only one on youtube that doing vDS LAG video that is not 10 years old...again Thanks!

Super buena explicacion hermano, te agradezco mucho.

Best Video for ISE

I followed the same steps but the workstations user and computers were not able to get certificate, what could be the issue?

Excellent . liked it. very informtive. cheers

Muy buena explicación, bastante fácil de seguir la explicación. Gracias crack 🔥

confused - why does PEAP works on certificate based authentication ?

Thank you.

Best video I’ve seen yet! Thanks!

Hi , Thanks a lot for the video. I have single physical NIC in my ESXI host. how can i migrate from the standard switch to the VDS.

very good👍

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Hello Sir Have any problems if vCenter down?

Awesome. thank you

well explained, Thanks

¿Podría alguien, por favor, explicarme qué son los iconos del menú que se ven arriba? Hay como cuatro categorías (entiendo que una será BBDD y otra redes) pero no sé las otras. Al abrir la parte inferior entiendo que vemos un data centre, dentro cada Vcenter y luego los ESXi hosts que albergan varias VM. ¿Es correcto? Muchas gracias.

Thank you, great video

Subscribed, Great effort, very useful :)

hermano bunas dejame tu contacto deinstagram o whatsapp pnecesito que me ayudes a configurar mi switch virtual en mi host para la distribución de red

thx for help

Hola, necesito agregar una tarjeta realtek RTL8169s a ESXi 8 ,hay algun tutorial por ahi?

tnx for the video, it helped a lot brother

Do you have advice for how to configure the MGBT interfaces on the hosts first? In my scenario, I have 4 interfaces and the mgmt subnet is on a specific VLAN. should I enable all 4 interfaces for mgmt and set the VLAN there to ensure trunk mode?

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Wow…very poorly done. Way to long and needless. You need to edit your videos and speak concisely.

keep going

Que gran tutorial, lo explicas muy bien. Una pregunta, si tengo un LAG de 4 puertos, puedo agregar a este algún host de 2 puertos? O todos los host de ese LAG deben ser obligatoriamente de 4 puertos? Gracias por tu ayuda

Sir where to see vm creation date on the vcenter sir

This is the best way to migrate from standard switch to distributed switch, including port groups and VMkernel NICs.

thank you. This video is everything

Thank you very much Brother for help to understand the toughest topic in ISE.

Excelent thanks!

Best video I've seen on this subject! Showing things end-to-end is huge as the majority of videos out there are just pieces of the puzzle with no direction on where to get the rest.

So well explained! Thanks for taking the time to put this all together. Keeping active links up on both standard and distributed vSwitches at the same time during the config. What a concept :)