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With this vPC-HM there are 3 options on how the port-channeling is done. This is configured on the port-profile of type Ethernet that is used by the physical NICs on your ESX/ESXi servers. The command used for this is: channel-group auto mode active | passive| on [mac-pinning or cdp]. 1  mac-pinning.2  load-balances the available links (i.e. port-channel) based upon mac-address of the VM.3  So VM1 will flow through say vmnic0 and VM2 will flow through vmnic1, where vmnic0 and vmnic1 is this vPC-HM port-channel.i, For uplink port channels in 1000v, I am seeing mac-pinning chosen in many best practice guides when used in Cisco UCS. However, I have not been able to find any documentation why mac-pinning is infact better choice than VPC-HM for deploying 1000v within VMware vSphere on UCS.