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I'm still not getting it, b/c I still can only assign 1 Virtual Network to a virtual server in Hyper-V as shown in the pic attached.<br />
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Are you using Hyper-V or System Center Virtual Machine Manager to manage your virtual servers?<br />
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Nevermind, I figured it out and it was right in front of my face. &nbsp;I didn't realize you could &quot;Add Hardware&quot; to add another network adapter to the Virtual machine. &nbsp;Well thanks anyways Derek.
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No worries. &nbsp;Glad you got it.
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I have 1 physical server with 2 virtual servers running inside it. &nbsp;On the physical server I have 5 network adapters (ports available). &nbsp;I am using Hyper-V to control the virtual servers. &nbsp;I wanted to know if there is a way to have each of the virtual servers to use 2 of the available 5 network adapters. &nbsp;Right now I only see a way to assign 1 adapter to 1 virtual server. &nbsp;<br />
This is what I want:<br />
Physical server: Use Adapter #1<br />
Virtual server 1: Use Adapter #2 and Adapter #3<br />
Virtual server 2: Use Adapter #4 and Adapter #5.<br />
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Any help is appreciated. &nbsp;If you need more info on what I'm trying to do please ask.
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I have 1 physical server with 2 virtual servers running inside it.  On the physical server I have 5 network adapters (ports available).  I am using Hyper-V to control the virtual servers.  I wanted to know if there is a way to have each of the virtual servers to use 2 of the available 5 network adapters.  Right now I only see a way to assign 1 adapter to 1 virtual server.  
This is what I want:
Physical server: Use Adapter #1
Virtual server 1: Use Adapter #2 and Adapter #3
Virtual server 2: Use Adapter #4 and Adapter #5.

Any help is appreciated.  If you need more info on what I'm trying to do please ask.

I&amp;#39;m still not getting it, b/c I still can only assign 1 Virtual Network to a virtual server in Hyper-V as shown in the pic attached.

Are you using Hyper-V or System Center Virtual Machine Manager to manage your virtual servers?

Nevermind, I figured it out and it was right in front of my face.  I didn&amp;#39;t realize you could &amp;quot;Add Hardware&amp;quot; to add another network adapter to the Virtual machine.  Well thanks anyways Derek.

Is there a way to set up a Virtual Server to use to adapters running under Hyper-V (Server 2008)?

I have 1 physical server with 2 virtual servers running inside it.  On the physical server I have 5 network adapters (ports available).  I am using Hyper-V to control the virtual servers.  I wanted to know if there is a way to have each of the virtual servers to use 2 of the available 5 network adapters.  Right now I only see a way to assign 1 adapter to 1 virtual server.  
This is what I want:
Physical server: Use Adapter #1
Virtual server 1: Use Adapter #2 and Adapter #3
Virtual server 2: Use Adapter #4 and Adapter #5.

Any help is appreciated.  If you need more info on what I&amp;#39;m trying to do please ask.

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