Dan sent me an interesting comment after watching a recording of my Data Center 3.0 webinar:
I have a different view regarding VMware vSwitch. For me its the best thing happened in my network in years. The vSwitch is so simple, and its so hard to break something in it, that I let the server team to do what ever they want (with one small rule, only one vNIC per guest). I never have to configure a server port again :).
As always, the right answer is “it depends” – what kind of vSwitch you need depends primarily on your requirements.
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