Created by Rick Schoenman
about 2 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Out of which 2 primary components, does Hyper-V networking consist? | - Virtual Network Adapter - Virtual Switch |
Which 2 types of Hyper-V network adapters exists? | - Legacy Network Adapter - (synthetic) Network Adapter |
Which network adapter is faster? A legacy network adapter or a (synthetic) network adapter? | (synthetic) network adapter |
For which VM generations is a legacy network adapter available? | Only gen1 VM's |
For which VM Generations is a (synthetic) network adapter available? | Both gen1 and 2 VM's |
Which Hyper-V network adapter is required to do a PXE boot in a Gen1 VM? | Legacy Network Adapter |
Which Hyper-V network adapter is required to do a PXE boot in a Gen2 VM? | (synthetic) Network Adapter |
Which 3 types of Virtual Switches are available in Hyper-V? | - Internal - External - Private |
Describe a Private Virtual Switch | Allows communication only between the VMs on the Hyper-V host, but not with the host or any other network |
Describe an Internal Virtual Switch | Allows communication between the VMs and the Hyper-V host. |
Describe an External Virtual Switch | This switch binds to a specific NIC, therefore allowing access to the network it maps to. |
Which 3 tools can be used to configure Hyper-V Virtual Switches? | - Hyper-V Manager - PowerShell (New-VMSwitch) - Windows Admin Center |
What is a Virtual Switch Extension? | Add-ons that are developed by third parties which add extra networking functionalities. They can be used to perform packet redirecten, inspection, etc. |
Which 3 classes of Virtual Switch Extensions do you know? | - Capture - Filtering - Forwarding |
Note: There is more info on the Virtual Switch Extensions in the text. For now I will skip this, because it seems very abstract. | . |
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