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I need to disable VMQ<br />
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Set-VMNetworkAdapter –ManagementOS -Name &lt;VirtualNetworkAdapterName<wbr />&gt; -VmqWeight 0<br />
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how do I get the VirtualNetworkAdapterName
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I need to disable VMQ

I am using command 

Set-VMNetworkAdapter –ManagementOS -Name <VirtualNetworkAdapterName> -VmqWeight 0

how do I get the VirtualNetworkAdapterName

Disable VMQ on the Virtual Network Adapter by using Windows PowerShel

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