ted Connected to a VM network VM network: External (NAT) 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: High bandwidth Enable virtual switch optimizations Enable spoofing of MAC addresses Enable guest specified IP addresses Creating the Gateway for Virtual Machine Communications 20. Add another Network Adapter to the VM. Set the new Network Adapter to be connected to the Host-Management VM Network, have a Static IP address, have a Static MAC address, and use the Host management port classification. Network Adapter 2 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 21. Add another Network Adapter to the VM. Set the new Network Adapter status to Not connected. 22. Ensure the VM is not configured for high availability. 23. Click on Next. 24. On the Configure Operating System page, enter an appropriate name; in this case, HNVGateway 1. Click on Next. 25. Select the Gateway host group. Click on Next. 26. Select the Hyper-V host that was configured with the correct Logical Switches. Click on Next. 27. You will be presented with the option to select networks. Network Adapter 1 and Network Adapter 2 are configured correctly; however, 3 is not as shown in the following screenshot: Chapter 3 Virtual Network Adapt... VM Network Virtual Switch Port Classification Network Adapter 1 External (NAT) External High bandwidth VLAN di Network Adapter 2 Host-Management Default Host management VLAN di Network Adapter 3 [None] Not connected No Port Classification VLAN di 28. Leave the VM Network set to [None], but change the Virtual Switch dropdown to Tenant Network and set t