Thanks for your help. I think I follow your logic. If I understand correctly, each virtual machine needs its own vlan and its own virtual switch? So the host running vmm needs to create N number of vlans for its interface (in your example mcx0) for each of the N vitrual machines, and we need to create N switches.
I think this is making sense now. Seems a bit complex, but I'm guessing it's best practice for security. -- jrmu IRCNow (https://ircnow.org)
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