Inside Virtual Machine I see 10Gbps for 40GB nic

Hi,
I have a 40GB nic in HOST. I have created a virtual switch and assigned to the VM.
In host I see 40GB Link speed but in VM i see 10 Gbps only. Virtual switch does not support 40Gbps or any configuration issue?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks, Krishna

Hi Krishna,
"I have created a virtual switch and assigned to the VM."
After you did "assign" , the virtual switch still belongs to Host .
"assigned it to VM" it means you connected the VM's virtual NIC to the Virtual Switch .
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