Here you go:

Yes there is: /etc/vmware/esx.conf

--> /net/vswitch/child[0001|http://communities.vmware.com/community-document-picker.jspa?communityID=&subject=0001]/teamPolicy/team = "lb_srcid"

lb_srcid = virtual port id

lb_ip = IP Hash

lb_srcmac = MAC Address

you could use the following to check it:

cat /etc/vmware/esx.conf | grep "teamPolicy\/team"

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Duncan .... you never know you still got that 0.01% chance ;P

Though I can confirm on ESX 3.5u3 this is the case and I have no doubt that Duncan is correct in his statment

[root@k2 root]# vmware -v
VMware ESX Server 3.5.0 build-123630

[root@esx-1 root]# cat /etc/vmware/esx.conf | grep "teamPolicy\/team"
/net/vswitch/child[0000]/teamPolicy/team = "lb_ip"
/net/vswitch/child[0001]/teamPolicy/team = "lb_srcid"
/net/vswitch/child[0002]/teamPolicy/team = "lb_srcid"

Also you can extract this information using good ol vimsh:

[root@k2 root]# vmware-vim-cmd hostsvc/net/vswitch_info | grep -E '(policy|name)'
      name = "vSwitch0",
         policy = (vim.host.NetworkPolicy) {
               policy = "loadbalance_ip",
      name = "vSwitch1",
         policy = (vim.host.NetworkPolicy) {
               policy = "loadbalance_srcid",
      name = "vSwitch5",
         policy = (vim.host.NetworkPolicy) {
               policy = "loadbalance_srcid",

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