- Open Hyper-V Manager. A quick way to do this is by hitting the Windows button or key then type “Hyper-V Manager”.
If search doesn’t find Hyper-V Manager, Hyper-V or the Hyper-V management tools are not enabled. See the instructions to enable Hyper-V. - Select the server in the left pane, or click “Connect to Server…” in the right pane.
- In Hyper-V Manager, select Virtual Switch Manager… from the ‘Actions’ menu on the right.
- Under the ‘Virtual Switches’ section, select New virtual network switch.
- Under ‘What type of virtual switch do you want to create?’, select External.
- Select the Create Virtual Switch button.
- Under ‘Virtual Switch Properties’, give the new switch a name such as External VM Switch.
- Under ‘Connection Type’, ensure that External Network has been selected.
- Select the physical network card to be paired with the new virtual switch. This is the network card that is physically connected to the network.
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Select Apply to create the virtual switch. At this point you will most likely see the following message. Click Yes to continue.
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Select OK to close the Virtual Switch Manager Window.
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