Hyper-V networking....still not sure which way to go??

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Published on 2011-02-17T19:33:11Z Indexed on 2011/03/20 8:11 UTC
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We have our Hyper-V server up and running (Windows 2008 ENT SP2) and started to create some of our VMs. The server has 4 total nics. 2 onboard Broadcom 1gb nic cards and a pci dual port Intel Pro cards 1gb. Right now, I have setup 1 broadcom nic to be the hyper-v host nic, and setup the other broadcom nic for the VMs. We are not using the Intel Nics....should we be thinking about teaming?Link Aggregation??

I just want to achieve the best possible setup for the network, but have read many things for and against teaming the nics??

Thoughts?

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