the IP pool. New Virtual Switch New Virtual Network Adapter Delete Default Name: Cluster Logical Switch This virtual network adapter inherits settings from the Management physical management adapter. Host-Management Connectivity Cluster Host-Cluster VM Network: Host-Cluster Browse. VM Subnet: Enable VLAN VLAN ID: Port profile Classification: Host Cluster Workload IP address configuration Static IPv4 pool: Host-Cluster-IP-Pool (172.29.2.4 172,2 IPv4 address: IPv6 pool: Not Applicable IPv6 address: 22. Click on Default Logical Switch and then click on New Virtual Network Adapter again. 23. Enter Live Migration in the name box and ensure that the This virtual network adapter inherits settings from the physical management adapter checkbox is not ticked. 24. Select the Host-LiveMigration VM Network. 25. Ensure that VLAN is set correctly, in this case 1000. 26. Set the Port Profile to Live migration workload. Configuring Networks for Hyper-V Network Virtualization 27. Set the IP address configuration to Static and select Host-LiveMigration-IP-Pook under IPv4 pool. You do not need to enter an IP address in the IPv4 address box; VMM will automatically assign the next available IP address from the IP pool. New Virtual Switch New Virtual Network Adapter Delete Default Name: Live Migration Logical Switch This virtual network adapter inherits settings from the Management physical management adapter. Host-Management Connectivity Cluster Host-Cluster VM Network: Host-LiveMigration Browse. Live Migration VM Subnet: Host-LiveMigration Enable VLAN VLAN ID: Port profile Classification: Live migration workload IP address configuration Static IPv4 pool: Host-LiveMigration-IP-Pool (172.29.1.4) IPv4 address: IPv6 pool: Not Applicable IPv6 address: 28. Click on OK. You will receive a message from VMM warning you that VMM may lose connectivity during configuration of the Networking. Click on OK. 29. Once the process is complete, repeat it for all other Hyper-V hosts in the cluster. If you have many hosts, you could look to use PowerShel