virtualization (SR-IOV) option is not checked. Click on Next. 4. On the Extensions page, leave the default options selected and click on Next. 5. On the Uplink page, set the Uplink mode dropdown to Team. Create Logical Switch Wizard Uplink Getting Started Specify the uplink port profiles that are part of this logical switch General The uplink port profiles configured here are available for use on hosts where an instance of this switch is created. Extensions Uplink Uplink mode: Configuring Networks for Hyper-V Network Virtualization To add the Standard Uplink Port Profile, click on Add. Select Standard from the drop-down list, as shown in the following screenshot. Click on OK. Add Uplink Port Profile Select a port profile The port profile selected here will be available for use by the host physical adapter that connect to this logical switch. Port profile: Standard Summary Host groups: Gateway, Hosts Network sites: Host-Cluster_0, Host-LiveMigration_0, Host-Management_0 Provider Address_0 Network virtualization enabled: Yes Description: This is the default uplink port profile used by Hyper-V hosts 7. Click on Next. On the Virtual Port page of the wizard, each of the following Virtual Port Profiles have to be added: Host management Live Migration Workload Host Cluster Workload Tenant Chapter 2 To add a Virtual Port Profile, click on Add. In the dialog window, select the Port classification from the dropdown, check the box Include a virtual network adapter port profile in this virtual port, and ensure that the same name is selected. Add Virtual Port Configure the virtual port Specify the port classification for the virtual port. For each switch extension associated to the logical switch, one port profile may be selected. Additionally, a native virtual network adapter port profile may be associated to the virtual port. Port classification: Host management Browse.. Ensure the Port Classification is the same as the Native virtual network adapter port profile Include a virtual network adapter port profile in this virtua