Team and add the External Uplink Port Profile, as shown in the following screenshot: Specify the uplink port profiles that are part of this logical switch The uplink port profiles configured here are available for use on hosts where an instance of this switch is created. Uplink mode: Team Uplink port profiles: Uplink Port Profile Host Groups Network Sites Marked For Deleti.. Add.. External Gateway External (NAT)_0 Edit... Remove Add the High bandwidth port classification, and remember to include the High Bandwidth Adapter virtual port profile. Click on OK. High bandwidth Properties Configure the virtual port Specify the port classification for the virtual port. For each switch extension associated to the logical switch, one port profile may be selected. Additionally, a native virtual network adapter port profile may be associated to the virtual port. Port classification: High bandwidth Browse... Include a virtual network adapter port profile in this virtual port Native virtual network adapter port profile: High Bandwidth Adapter Cancel Chapter 3 7. Review the summary and click on Finish. 8. Right-click on Logical Switches and click on Create Logical Switch. 9. Review the Getting Started page and click on Next. 10. Enter an appropriate name, in this case Tenant Network, and a description. Click on Next. 11. Do not add any additional extensions and click on Next. 12. Change the Uplink mode dropdown to Team and add the Provider Network Only Uplink Port Profile. 13. Add the Tenant port classification, and remember to include the Tenant virtual port profile. Click on Next. 14. Review the summary and click on Finish. Now, the following prerequisites are within VMM for the Hyper-V host and the HNV Gateway: Logical Network for External communications: This dictates which Hyper-V server host groups can utilize the underlying Logical Network Sites Uplink Port Profiles: This declares how the Logical Switch is constructed and what physical networks it can use Logical Switch: This defines the Uplink Port Profiles that can be 