revious Cancel 25. Review the summary and click on Finish. This finishes the definition of the current Logical Network requirements. How it works Each Logical Network within VMM represents a purpose; a Logical Network Site tells VMM what VLAN IDs and subnets are associated with that site for each Host Group. This ensures that when VMM needs to allocate an IP address from an associated IP pool or Logical Network Site has been associated in Uplink Port Profile, VMM has terms of reference to use. This abstracts the information about your network so that VMM can understand it and ensure that when it performs tasks such as creating a virtual machine, the requested network(s) will be available, and if not, it can inform the user. Chapter 2 Creating the required Port Profiles in Virtual Machine Manager This recipe provides the steps necessary to create all the required Port Profiles in VMM, which are as follows: Uplink Port Profiles that are used for the physical definition of the Logical Switch and deployed to the Hyper-V hosts Virtual Port Profiles that are used to define what types of virtual port are available on the Logical Switch Getting ready This recipe requires that you have completed the previous recipe. How to do it.. The following diagram shows you the high-level steps involved in this recipe: Overview of Recipe: Actions: Creation of the Virtual Port Profile for use by all HNV tenants Creation of the Uplink Port Profile for use by the Hyper-V hosts Creation of the Tenant Port Classification Configuring Networks for Hyper-V Network Virtualization This will result in assigning of the newly created Logical Networks and Sites to a profile that can be applied to the Logical Switch. Open the Fabric workspace, expand the Networking section, and click on Port Profiles. You will see the default Port Profiles that are shipped with VMM, as shown in the following screenshot: Fabric Port Profiles (11) Servers All Hosts Applies To Source Infrastructure Low Bandwidth Adapter Virtual Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager Networki