e Connectivity option, change it to Connected to a VM network. Click on Browse, select Tenant B from the dialog, and click on OK. 26. Set the VM subnet to Subnet 1. 27. Set the IP address section to Static IP (from a static IP pool). 28. Ensure MAC address is set to Static. 29. Under Port Profile, change the Classification to Tenant. 30. Click on Next. Configuring Networks for Hyper-V Network Virtualization 31. Change the Identity Information field to TENBVM2 (while this is not necessary it will make the demonstrations easier). Click Next. 32. Select the destination for the VM; in this case, the All Hosts\Hosts group was selected. Click on Next. 33. Select which server to deploy the VM to. Click on Next. 34. On the Configure settings page, select the Network Adapter that was assigned to the VM Network Tenant B. You will see that you are now able to refine some of the settings from earlier. In the IPv4 address from VM subnet field, enter 10.0.0.2. Click on Next. Network Adapter 0 VM network: Tenant B VM subnet: Subnet 1 IPv4 address: Static IPv6 address: Dynamic MAC address: Static IPv4 address from VM subnet Address pool: Subnet 1 - IP Pool I (10.0.0.2 - 10.0.0.254) - IP address: 10.0.0.2 IPv4 address from logical network Subnet: 172.30.0.0/16 VLAN: Address pool: PA IPP (172.30.0.4) - 172.30.255.254) IP address: MAC address MAC address pool: Default MAC address pool (00:1D:D8:B7:1C:00 - 0 MAC address: 35. On the Add Properties page, leave the options as default and click on Next. 36. Review the summary and click on Create. 37. Now that Tenant B - VM2 has been created, ensure it is started. 38. Right-click on Tenant B - VM2, click on Connect or View, and then click on Connect via Console. Chapter 2 39. Log in to the VM using the local administrator username and password. 40. Open a command prompt in the VM. 41. Type ipconfig and press Enter. You will see the IP address of the VM, which should be 10.0.0.2, as shown in the following screenshot: Administrator: Command Prompt Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600] <c) 2