ng Default Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager THE Logical Networks Live migration Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager MAC Address Pools iScsi Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Load Balancers SR-IOV Profile Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager VIP Templates Network load balancer NIC... Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Logical Switches Medium Bandwidth Adapter Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Port Profiles Host management Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Port Classifications Cluster Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Network Service Guest Dynamic IP Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Storage High Bandwidth Adapter Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Right-click on Port Profiles, click on Create Hyper-V Port Profile, and select Virtual network adapter port profile. Enter an appropriate name, in this case Tenant, and a description. Click on Next. Create Hyper-V Port Profile General General Select the type of Hyper-V port profile Offload Settings You can create virtual network adapter port profiles for use by hosts and virtual machines, or uplink port profiles for use on uplink ports. Security Settings Name: Tenant Bandwidth Settings Description: Used by all Tenants using Hyper-V Network Vitualization Summary Type of Hyper-V port profile: Virtual network adapter port profile Uplink port profile Load balancing algorithm: Host Default Teaming mode: Switch Independent Chapter 2 On the Offload Settings page, ensure that all the settings are not selected. Using Hyper-V Network Virtualization will typically break most offloads unless your physical network cards support NVGRE Task Offload (please consult your network card manufacturer). Click on Next. 4. Accept the defaults on the Security Settings page. Click on Next. In the Bandwidth Settings page (shown in the following screenshot), set Minimum bandwidth weight to 1. Click on Next. Create Hyper-V Port Profile Bandwidth Settings General Select the bandwidth settings for the virtual network adapter port profile Offload Se