Network design question for upcoming P2V of SQL server with iSCSI direct attached storage

[ahahum]

Greetings,

We're going to be performing a P2V of our current physical server with 3 directly attached iSCSI volumes in its current setup.  The VM will have the same 3 directly connected iSCSI volumes.

I'm curious what the best network design for this would be.  Here is our current setup:

HOST	vSwitch	Port Group	IP Address	VLAN	Primary pNIC	Backup pNIC	Notes
VHOST1	vSwitch0	Management	10.x.x.71	11	vmnic0	vmnic4
		VM Network		11	vmnic1, vmnic5		NICs are active/active
		vMotion-1	192.168.xx.11	22	vmnic4	vmnic0
		vMotion-2	192.168.xx.12	22	vmnic3		For performance enhancement only, therefore no backup NIC necessary
	vSwitch1	iSCSI-1	192.168.x.210		vmnic2
	vSwitch2	iSCSI-2	192.168.x.211		vmnic6

We have 8 pNICs in these hosts and I'm currently using 7 of them.  Our SQL server currently has 4 iSCSI connections, but 2 would probably be sufficient.

We have 2 physical iSCSI switches.

How should I set this up properly for performance and redundancy?  My understanding is that for the guest that will be directly connected to the SAN it should have a pNIC dedicated to that.

Thanks for your help!