System Center 2012 R2 POC deployment-nic Nic combination and vswitch Creation

System Center 2012 R2 POCNic for deploymentCombination and vswitch Creation

What is a NIC combination?

Simply put, the NIC combination is to bind multiple physical NICs on the same server to a virtual Nic through software. That is to say, for an external network, this server has only one visible Nic. For any application and the network on which the server is located, this server has only one network link or only one accessible IP address. The reason for using Nic combination technology is that in addition to using multiple NICs to increase the network speed at the same time, you can also use Nic combination to achieve load balancing between different NICs) and Network Card Redundancy (fault tolerance ).

Microsoft Nic combination, also known as load balancing/failover (lbfo), allows multiple network adapters to be combined into one, this can bring about bandwidth aggregation and solve the Failover during network connection failure.

1. Open the Server Manager

Select Local manager ------ click Disabled after Nic combination

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2. Create a NIC group, Select Server> click Task> Create Group

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3. Enter the group name and select the NIC to be added to the NIC combination.

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Keep other attributes by default. After confirmation, a NIC group will be created.

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After the configuration is successful, check the network connection. A netteam is added.

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Then, set the IP address in the netteam Nic.

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4. Create a hyper-V vswitch

Open hyper-V manager --- vswitch Manager

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Create a vswitch, select External as the type, and click Create vswitch.

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For the mapped Nic, select Microsoft Network Adapter mutiplexor Driver (that is, the NIC group created earlier). The created vswitch will not affect the network of the VM even if one of the NICS fails to communicate normally.

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System Center 2012 R2 POC deployment-nic Nic combination and vswitch Creation