Setting up Internal vSwitch NATing in Hyper-V
Powershell FTW
Being used to VMware Workstation, where NATing is a few GUI clicks away, I couldn’t find a GUI way of configuring it in Hyper-V.
inside local outside hokey pokey; Turn yourself around
I don’t mind the command line and actually prefer it sometimes. The PowerShell equivent didn’t end up being too bad. Not like the first time doing Cisco NAT from the CLI 🙂
Setting up NAT
The first code block is the generic commands from the Microsoft reference document the second one is what I used in my lab.
Read the entire article here, Setting up Internal vSwitch NATing in Hyper-V – Scott Bollinger / kfalconspb
via Scott Bollinger at bollingerusa.com
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Microsoft Hyper-V Microsoft Related PowerShell Server Virtualization Switches and Hubs VMware Related VMware Workstation
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