Configure a remote server to enable Hyper-V to connect to the network

The general remote server has only one network card and IP, if you want to install the virtual machine on the server, then to enable the virtual machine to connect the network, you must create the virtual switch.

If you create a virtual switch and bridge it, the IP address is changed, the IP address is changed, and the remote server is not connected. caused a cycle of death.

How to solve, here is a method, you can not bridge the method to make Hyper-V connected on the network

1. Open Hyper-V Manager--Select Virtual Switch Manager--Create an internal virtual switch, keep in mind that it must be internal

2. Named Xuni, then click OK

3. Open the network and Sharing Center--click Change adapter settings in the upper left corner, you can see a total of three adapters Xuni that is just created, Ethernet is what I am using to surf the internet, the red X that is useless, regardless of it

4. Double-click the one that is used to surf the internet, that is, Ethernet, click the Properties button--then switch to the Sharing tab, tick the two items, and select Xuni in the dropdown box, then don't be sure

5. Click on the Settings button to hit all the tick marks. Then make sure--OK.

6. Xuni is ready to use the Internet connection. The virtual machine uses Xuni to be able to surf the Internet.

Configure a remote server to enable Hyper-V to connect to the network