CAWJames Posted January 21, 2014 Posted January 21, 2014 Afternoon all, I am preparing our Hyper-V environment for clustering and am trying to get head around the networking. I have my VM NIC's all nicely teamed with broadcom BACS, but I cant work out if I should break the team and then create a logical switch that teams the 4 NIC's or attach a logical switch to the teamed adapter? Then I assume I would power down the VM's, and then apply the new VMM logical switch instead of the old Hyper-V virtual switch? Any help appreciated, googling produces much mud and usually from a start from scratch rather than updating a standalone system. Thanks James
the_dude Posted February 19, 2014 Posted February 19, 2014 Check out Step 5 in this link: Implementing Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Failover Clustering | MS Server Pro I think you would be adding the Virtual Switch to the Teamed Nic on each of your clustered hosts. Make sure you name the switch the same. I always create the clusters in Failover Cluster Manager and then add them to VMM when finished.
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