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But there IS an affinity between CNAs and virtualization-- hence VCNAs. Two things: 1) you can define the ports as either being E or F or 2 of 1 or 1 of each and you can change that definition (meaning it can be redefined). It's a logical function. 2) is actually more interesting. Standards are emerging to move virtualization function from software to NIC cards which means you'll be able to split that card into sub cards to point to different virtual servers.
Posted By:David Vellante| Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:48
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