Sign In
Register
Help
I have hyper V installed and running. The guest operating systems can not access the virtual network nic. I have linked the virtual switch adapter as external to the virtual guest operating system. The guest operating system does not see a nic at all. I think I need to unbind the extra nics in the host system. I am only running hyper V without windows 2008. How do I unbind the extra nics from the command line?
Hello Guest
|
Windows Server 2008 Forum is a free help and support community. If have problems installing Windows Server 2008 or just want to interact with other Windows 2008 users then Windows Server 2008 Forum is the place for you. If this is your first visit to Windows Server 2008 Forum be sure to check out Help. You have to register before you can post. Registration to Windows Server 2008 Forum is free so why not register today? If you want to browse the site a bit before you register you can start viewing messages by selecting the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. |
Page 1 of 1
unbind extra nics using cli mode
Rate Topic:
MultiQuote
#2
coxhaus 
- Member
-
- Group: Members
- Posts: 2
- Joined: 23-May 09
Posted 24 May 2009 - 08:01 PM
Status Update.
I have not figured out how to unbind the NICs using command line. I added an addtional Realtek NIC card. I am able to use it to get to the internet. Now I am going to try and add a RAID controller card to boot a drive bigger than 2 TB. The drives have to be defined with GPT partitions. Has anybody tried to connect a APC UPS to Hyper V? This is going to be another command line problem.
I have not figured out how to unbind the NICs using command line. I added an addtional Realtek NIC card. I am able to use it to get to the internet. Now I am going to try and add a RAID controller card to boot a drive bigger than 2 TB. The drives have to be defined with GPT partitions. Has anybody tried to connect a APC UPS to Hyper V? This is going to be another command line problem.
Page 1 of 1
