 from the list of Logical Switches (it should contain Default, External, and Tenant Network). Add all required physical adapters to the Logical Switch, ensuring that the correct adapters are selected. No Virtual Network Adapters will be created on this switch. 11. Click on OK. 12. Click on OK when the warning about temporary loss of network communication is shown. 13. Once the job is complete, navigate to Fabric I Servers I All Hosts I Gateway. Right-click on the Hyper-V host that will be the host for the HNV gateway. Click on Properties. 14. Click on Host Access. 15. Check the box This host is a dedicated network virtualization gateway, as a result it is not available for placement of virtual machines requiring network virtualization. This ensures that VMM will not place, or allow the placement of, any VMs that require HNV on this Hyper-V host; it does not support mixing VMs which require HNV and gateways on the same host. You can place other VMs that do not require HNV on this host, for example VMs that just use VLANs. Chapter 3 General Host Access Status Host management credentials Use the following Run As account for ongoing host management operations. Hardware Run As account: VMM Agent Run As Browse... Host Access Placement and remote settings Virtual Machine Paths This host is available for placement Remote connection port: Reserves This host is a dedicated network virtualization gateway, as a result it is not available for placement of virtual machines requiring network virtualization. Storage 16. Click on OK. Navigate to Library I VM templates, right-click the VM template you created before for use in earlier recipes, and click on Create Virtual Machine. 18. Enter an appropriate name, in this case HNVGateway1, and a description. Click on Next. 19. Set the current Network Adapter to be connected to the External (NAT) VM Network, have a Static IP address, have a Static MAC address, and use the High bandwidth port classification, as shown in the following screenshot: Network Adapter 1 Connectivity Not connec