Court-recording staff want a packet-capture virtual machine to see every frame on its port group, not only frames addressed to that virtual machine. Which vSphere networking setting is that request?
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Short Explanation
Promiscuous mode is a security-camera setting on the vSphere jack: the capture VM is allowed to see every frame on that port group. It is not an NSX firewall rule and not a vMotion VMkernel port.
Full Explanation
vSphere port groups have security policies for promiscuous mode, MAC address changes, and forged transmits. Promiscuous mode lets a virtual machine receive all frames on the port group, which is what a court-recording capture VM needs. An NSX Distributed Firewall or gateway-firewall rule filters traffic; it does not make a vSphere port group deliver every frame to one guest. A vMotion VMkernel adapter is a host service interface, not a port-group visibility setting.