ual switch optimizations Network Adapter 3 Enable spoofing of MAC addresses Not connected Connect Network Adapter 1 to the Host-Management VM Network and set IP address to Static IP, MAC address to Static, and Classification to Host management. Network Adapter 1 Connectivity Not connected Connected to a VM network VM network: Host-Management Browse.. VM subnet: IP address Dynamic IP Static IP (from a static IP pool) IP protocol version: IPv4 only MAC address Dynamic Static 00:00:00:00:00:00 Port profile Classification: Host management Enable virtual switch optimizations Enable spoofing of MAC addresses Enable guest specified IP addresses Creating the Gateway for Virtual Machine Communications 10. Connect Network Adapter 2 to the External (NAT) VM Network and set IP address to Static IP, MAC address to Static, and Classification to High bandwidth. 11. Set Network Adapter 3 to Not connected. 12. Ensure you have four Virtual CPUs and at least 2 GB RAM. 13. Click on the os Configuration section. 14. Set the Computer name to HNVGateway## (## will automatically increment the computer name number on each deployment). 15. Under the Roles section, check the Remote Access, DirectAccess and VPN (RAS), and Routing options. Roles and Features Print Server Remote Access Roles DirectAccess-VPN.Routin.. DirectAccess and VPN (RAS) Features Routing Web Application Proxy & Networking Remote Desktop Services 16. Under the Features section, check the Remote Access Management Tools, Remote Access GUI and Command-Line Tools, and Remote Access module for Windows PowerShell options. 17. Under the Networking option, set the appropriate options to join the VM to the domain. 18. Click on Save and Validate to ensure everything is correct. 19. Click on OK. This is sufficient to create a VM with the required Routing and Remote Access Roles and Features for use as an HNV gateway. You will still need to configure VMM as per the previous recipe for it to assign the VM as an HNV gateway. Using the Microsoft Web Platform Installer (Web PI) (http://