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Hyper-V server 2008 R2 network "VLAN" help!
I have 1 SAN device with 2 host servers runing Server 2008 R2 CORE with Hyper-V server.
I have the virtual servers configured, and running successfully off the SAN, however I cannot get networking to work with the virtual land and the virtual servers.
In hyper V on a full edition of windows server with a GUI, I have it working properly, by assigning a gateway to the virtual switch adapter, and the setting the IP information on the virtual box itself.
When I add a VLAN with an unused adapter, the Hyper V server reports that the network switch adapter replaces the physical device in the network connections list. And assigns it an IP address of 169.x.x.x. I have attempted to configure this as well. (IP/SUB/GW)
I must be missing something!
I have the virtual servers configured, and running successfully off the SAN, however I cannot get networking to work with the virtual land and the virtual servers.
In hyper V on a full edition of windows server with a GUI, I have it working properly, by assigning a gateway to the virtual switch adapter, and the setting the IP information on the virtual box itself.
When I add a VLAN with an unused adapter, the Hyper V server reports that the network switch adapter replaces the physical device in the network connections list. And assigns it an IP address of 169.x.x.x. I have attempted to configure this as well. (IP/SUB/GW)
I must be missing something!
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Here is the ipconfig and the hyper v network info
Did you add vlan tag id in yours virtual machine nic settings?
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Yes,
I tried several different numbers. But it does not appear that any traffic is going through, so I am not sure how the tags help?
Tim
I tried several different numbers. But it does not appear that any traffic is going through, so I am not sure how the tags help?
Tim
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Jack,
That is what I have done to this point. Unfortunatly, it is not working! I have no connectivty between the virtual network and the actual network.
That is what I have done to this point. Unfortunatly, it is not working! I have no connectivty between the virtual network and the actual network.
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The goal is still to get connectivity, anyone else have suggestions?
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I found that the issue was the VLAN ID was not working with my adapters. Disabling the ID on the VLANS, and they started working.
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Additionally I attempted to setup static IP addresses, and DHCP addresses on different adapters, create a new VLAN with the hyper v console, and it always displays on the host server as a 169.x.x.x address after it creates the virtual switch.