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Hi,

Just starting with SCVMM Sp1.  Undertaking a Proof on Concept to support test environments.  Each will be seperated using network isolation.

Have configured SCVMM Sp1 on two physical host servers each with only 2 x NIC's enabled.  One NIC for placement, one for management

Created a single logical network with the IP Subnet\Network site relevant to the "real" IP addresses of the physical nodes along with alignment to all hosts host group.  IP Subnet 10.10.10.0/24

Created Port profiles as per the blog supporting a single logical switch:

http://kristiannese.blogspot.no/2013/01/the-network-virtualization-guide-with.html#!/2013/01/the-network-virtualization-guide-with.html

Have then created two VM Networks:

1 - Non isolated VM Network to enable connectivity to the physical hosts where there is a DHCP server, Domain Controller etc

2- An isolated VM Network with VM Subnets (192.168.10.0/24) and relevant IP Pool to reflect the IP Subnet

Within the physical hosts created a virtual switch alinging to the previously created logical switch and uplink port profile.

Have also created a new virtual network adapter beneath the virtual switch.  IP Address configuration is set to DHCP

On the physical NIC's Host > properties > Hardware >Network Adapters > DHCP is listed as enabled

The NIC;s are listed as compliant when lookng in Fabric > Logical Switches > Hosts

There are two issues which are probably related:

1 - When building a virtual machine, with the virtual machine network assignment to the isolated network, creation fails

2 - When changing a virtual machine network connecgtion to the isolated network, the update fails

Failures are listed as Error (2915) The Windows Remote Management (WS-Management) service cannot process teh request.  The object was not found on the server (<ServerName>).

WinRM:http://<ServerName> Verb:GET Resouce[http:Schemas.microsoft.com/wben/wsman/1/wmi/root/virtualisation/v2/msvmm_DHCPV4PortPolicy?InstanceID=Microsoft:Definition\2COA8F5D-4238-47FE-B96B-DA3E6CF136DA\Default]

Unknown Error (0x80338000)

This occurs when changing the properties of the network adapter

The DHCP extension is installed on the target host servers

I have created, deleted and re-created the network configuration a number of times, including comnpletely deleting all switches and port profiles from the host servers and within VMM, each time I end up in the same place and am now at a loss on how to progress.

Any advice, guidence or pointers would be appreciated

Thanks


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