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Virtual Switch

simulates a Layer 2 physical switch.
A hyper-v virtual switch can have ____ ports
Unlimited
When you create an external nework virtual switch what changes on the host machine?
"A new ""network adapter"" is added described as a switch. The physical network adapter is bound to the second new adapter."
External network switch
virtual switch in hyper-v that's connected to the outside of the host machine. -- Connected to the broader network
Internal Network Switch
A virtual switch that connects VMs together and with their host partition.
Private network switch
A virtual switch that only connects child partitions / VMs together. The host machine cannot access the VMs.
MAC
Media Access Control
Length of a MAC address
6 bytes (48 bits). First 3 bytes is the OUI (organizationally unique ID). Last 3 bytes IDs the adapter.
What is the Microsoft OUI?
00-15-5D
What is the pattern of a hyper-v VM MAC address?
Bytes 1-3 = The MS OUIBytes 4-5 = Last two bytes of the IP in hexByte 6 = Assigned hex between 00 and FF (256 possibilities)
How many virtual network adapters can you attach to a hyper-v VM
12: 8 synthetic4 emulated
Synthetic Adapter
Default & best type of network adapter. Communicates via VMBus instead of through the hypervisor which allows for faster communications
VMBus
High-speed conduit that allows virtual devices to communicate with the parent partition without going through the hypervisor.
Virtual Switches reside where?
On the parent partition of the hypervisor
Synthetic Adapters depend on what to run?
The guest integration services package. A VM without this installed cannot communicate using a synthetic adapter
Emulated adapter AKA
Legacy Adapter
Emulated adapter
Standard network adapter driver that communicates with the parent partition directly via the hypervisor. This requires requests to filter down through the TCP/IP stack of the guest to the hypervisor back up to the parent's application layer and down through its TCP/IP stack. So slower...
Why would you use an emulated adapter?
To boot in a PXE environmentor if your guest OS isn't running a guest integration services package
PXE

Preboot eXecution Environment.Used to deploy an OS on machine boot