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Subject: Question about bhyve
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Hi,


I have never played with bhyve, so please excuse me if these are naive 
questions.

I have the following requirements:

  - bhyve host is connected to various networks, via VLAN-trunk on top of 
a ix(4) 2x10G lagg-interface
  - different VMs would need to assigned these interfaces
  - because each one would need different routing than the other.
  - the VMs would be file-servers that export a NFS share
  - can I get more than 1GB/s in the VMs?



Thanks.



Rainer