New-SCVMNetwork -Name "Host-Management" IsolationType "NoIsolation" -LogicalNetwork $logicalNetwork Please note that the GUIDs shown in bold in the previous code will likely be different on your installation. 10. Close the Notepad window and click on Finish in the wizard. This will create the Host-Management Logical Network and its site. 11. To create an IP pool for the Host-Management network, right-click on the newly created Host-Management Logical Network, and click on the Create IP Pool option, as shown in the following screenshot: Fabric Logical Networks and IP Pools (1) Servers All Hosts Network Compliance Subnet Infrastructure Host-Management Fully compliant Create IP Pool Networking Create VM Network Logical Networks MAC Address Pools View Dependent Resources Load Balancers Remove VIP Templates Properties 12. Enter a name for the IP pool, in this caseHost-Management-IP-Pool,and enter an appropriate description. Click on Next. Chapter 2 13. On the next page, ensure that the Host-Management_0 Logical Network Site is selected, as shown in the following screenshot. Click on Next. Specify a network site and the IP subnet Select an existing network site and IP subnet from the logical network you have chosen or create a new one. Specify the IP subnet using classless inter-domain routing (CIDR) notation; for example 192.168.1.0/24. Use an existing network site Create a network site Network site: Host-Management_0 IP subnet: 172.28.0.0/16 VLAN: 0 Host groups that can use this network site: All Hosts Gateway Hosts 14. Enter the Starting IP address and End IP address values of the range of IP addresses you would like VMM to distribute. This does not have to be the entire range. To keep consistency between physical networks and Hyper-V Virtual Networks, use the first IP address in the range (.1) as the default gateway; then, set the Starting IP address to 172 28 0. 2. In this example, the starting IP address is 172.28.0.101 and the end IP address is 172.28.0.250. If your default gateway is a different IP address, the