No, I havent experimented with L2VPN and brobably dont. I even have no idea how to tunnel vmkernel adapters traffic. But then I must set up 2 Edges and this is too much for me, as the traffic flows only between the same room. Its little strange to make VPN in the same room. In this case much easier becomes just send traffic through portgroups and VLAN to other host where Edge can do its job. The whole logical switch concept becomes non practical to use.......When some software needs larger MTU, then this reflect only non-completed programming. Programmer itself must be responsible to transfer packets, optimize speed, buffers etc. Example maybe needed to use WAN optimization, compression etc. This reflect only vmware bad developing process. Must more strive...........And maybe I explain why I at all need Edge in this case. I have top brands firewalls working in VM-s. Firewalls have also management interface. Management interface usually cant be connected with other interfaces, L2 loop happens. Also they cant be in the same subnet (no any interface cant be in the same subnet). But first they must be separated by VLAN. I must access from my computer also management interface. Right now I have very unique solution. Managed L2 physical switch send traffic to two different ports. One with vlan tag and other without tag. Both wires go to Mikrotik SwOS. Mikrotik sends without tag port unchanged to output (connected to host where virtual firewalls brands). This is for firewalls management interfaces. Taged port Mikrotik first translates VLAN tag and sends to the same output (taged VLAN). This is for firewalls LAN interfaces. So, I can access both firewalls LAN and management interfaces, but management and LAN interfaces cant communicate temselves. Now I want to disable this implementation. I want to put one additional firewall for other firewalls management interfaces and access them still from the same subnet. This firewall must make many-to-many DNAT and also many-to-many SNAT. NSX Edge is just fine for this job.
