An architect is helping an organization with the Physical Design of an NSX-T Data Center solution and resolving a network throughput bottleneck. This information was gathered during a workshop:
- A VM running a business critical application Is peaking at ~5Gbps
- Current host uplink is configured as Active/Standby with two 10Gb NICs.
- The installed server NIC model does not support GENEVE offload.
- All VM traffic is East/West.
- The business critical application VM communicates with multiple client VMs.
Which should the architect recommend to improve vSphere VM throughput?
- Configure the Transport Node Uplink Profile to use a Load Balance Source teaming policy with two active uplinks.
- Deploy an additionIl Edge Node to the Edge Node Cluster.
- Replace the existing network switches and routers with newer higher-performance.
- Replace the existing NICs with a model that supports GENEVE offload.
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