le You can create virtual network adapter port profiles for use by hosts and virtual machines, or uplink port profiles for use on uplink ports. Name: External Description: Type of Hyper-V port profile: Virtual network adapter port profile Uplink port profile Load balancing algorithm: Host Default Teaming mode: Switch Independent 3. Select just the External (NAT)_0 network site. Click on Next. Chapter 3 Create Hyper-V Port Profile Network configuration General Select the network sites supported by this uplink port profile Network configuration Network sites: Summary Network Site Logical Network External (NAT)_0 External (NAT) Host-Cluster_0 Host-Cluster Host-LiveMigration_0 Host-LiveMigration Host-Management_0 Host-Management Provider Address_0 Provider Address 4. Review the summary and click on Finish. You should now have two Uplink Port Profiles: Standard and External. Right-click on Port Profiles and click on Create Hyper-V Port Profile. Enter an appropriate name, in this case Provider Network Only, and ensure the Type of Hyper-V port profile option is set to Uplink port profile. Click on Next. 8. Select just the Provider Address_0 network site. Click on Next. 9. Review the summary and click on Finish. 10. You should now have three Uplink Port Profiles: Standard, External, and Provider Network Only. For the purposes of this recipe, we will use the existing High Bandwidth Adapter Virtual Port Profile; in general, an additional Virtual Port Profile is not required. Creating Logical Switches To create Logical Switches, perform the following steps: 1. In the VMM console, navigate to Fabric I Networking I Logical Switches. You will have a single switch listed, Default. Right-click on Logical Switches and click on Create Logical Switch. Review the Getting Started page and click on Next. Enter an appropriate name, in this case External, and a description. Click on Next. Do not add any additional extensions and click on Next. Creating the Gateway for Virtual Machine Communications 5. Change the Uplink mode dropdown to 