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We have a 2012 server with a hyper V VM.<br />
I'd like to team two NIC's. <br />
Suppose NIC one is 192.168.6.10. That's also the IP address I want to use.<br />
How do I install the second NIC ?<br />
Does it need to have DHCP or a static IP, or do I first click NIC1 and then create the team together with NIC2 ? &nbsp;How do I get the system to let the team use 192.168.6.10 ?<br />
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Can anyone tell me ?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Ben.
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We have a 2012 server with a hyper V VM.
I'd like to team two NIC's. 
Suppose NIC one is 192.168.6.10. That's also the IP address I want to use.
How do I install the second NIC ?
Does it need to have DHCP or a static IP, or do I first click NIC1 and then create the team together with NIC2 ?  How do I get the system to let the team use 192.168.6.10 ?

Can anyone tell me ?

Thanks,

Ben.

Question about teaming two NIC&#39;s on Server 2012

We have a 2012 server with a hyper V VM.
I&#39;d like to team two NIC&#39;s. 
Suppose NIC one is 192.168.6.10. That&#39;s also the IP address I want to use.
How do I install the second NIC ?
Does it need to have DHCP or a static IP, or do I first click NIC1 and then create the team together with NIC2 ?  How do I get the system to let the team use 192.168.6.10 ?

Can anyone tell me ?

Thanks,

Ben.

Question about teaming two NIC's on Server 2012

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