l port Native virtual network adapter port profile: Host management Cancel Configuring Networks for Hyper-V Network Virtualization Click on OK and repeat this process for the other required Virtual Port Profiles. Click on Tenant and then click on Set Default. This ensures that any network adapter that is attached to this switch that does not have a port classification will be set to use the Tenant profile. Create Logical Switch Wizard Virtual Port Getting Started Specify the port classifications for virtual ports part of this logical switch General The port classifications configured here will be available for use by virtual network adapters in a host or virtual machines. Extensions Uplink Virtual ports: Port Classification Default Marked For Deletion Add... Virtual Port Host Cluster Workload False Edit.. Summary Host management False No Remove Live migration workload False Tenant Set Default Clear Default 10. Click on Next, review the summary, and click on Finish. The second part of this recipe will be to add the Logical Switches to the Hyper-V hosts. 11. In the Fabric workspace, navigate to Servers I All Hosts I Hosts. This will show you the Hyper-V hosts in that Host Group; in this example, it is hypvch1.ad.demo.com and hypvch2.ad.demo.com, as shown in the following screenshot: Fabric Hosts (2) Servers All Hosts Host Status Gateway hypvch1.ad.demo.com Hosts hypvch2.ad.demo.com Infrastructure Networking Chapter 2 12. Right-click on one of the servers and click on Properties. In the Properties dialog, click on Virtual Switches. hypvch1.ad.demo.com Properties General New Virtual Switch New Virtual Network Adapter Delete Status Hardware Host Access Virtual Machine Paths Reserves Storage Virtual Switches 13. Navigate to New Virtual Switch I New Logical Switch. As only one Logical Switch is available and one Uplink Port Profile has been attached to the switch, it will select the Default Logical Switch and the Standard Uplink Port Profile, as shown in the following screenshot: New Virtual Switch New Virtual Network A