Networking
In Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2, Microsoft introduced NIC Teaming natively in the OS where you can have a collection of NICs up to […]
Today, a blog reader commented on one of my previous post about the Converged Network Fabric in VMM The comment was: [LACP vs. Switch Independent, […]
This post was edited/updated on 04/May/2015. The Microsoft guidance is that VMQ should be off on 1Gbps NICs. There is a known problem with the Broadcom […]
Hello folks, I have recently upgraded my Hyper-V host and my network infrastructure to 10Gb. As soon as I moved the Hyper-V virtual switch to […]
Hello folks, The other day, I came across the following error when I was trying to create a Hyper-V vSwitch using a WiFi network adapter. […]
Hello folks, Since the initial release of Hyper-V back in 2008, my hope was to move all the physical workloads to Hyper-V, however one of […]
Hello Folks, In today’s blog post we will dive into VLAN trunk mode in Hyper-V 2012 R2. As you know, If you want to assign […]
Hello Folks, Following our previous post on Hyper-V Virtual Switch Extended Port ACL’s in Action. Today, I will show you the Extended Port Access Lists […]
Hello Folks, As discussed in previous post on how to Enable RSS on all Virtual Machines with PowerShell. Today, I will show you the RSS […]
Hello Folks, In Windows Server 2012 R2, Microsoft works to improve networking workloads inside the Virtual Machine, because back in Windows Server 2012 we had […]
Hello Folks, In today’s post we will deep dive into Extended Port Access Lists in Hyper-V 2012/R2. For those who are new to this feature, […]
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