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Legacy Network Adapter: The legacy network adapter is only available for generation 1 virtual machines.

Hyper-V provides two types of virtual network adapters. Two Types of Hyper-V Virtual Network Adapters If that doesn’t make sense to you, then you do not understand the Hyper-V virtual switch. The management operating system’s firewall does not impact anything happening on any physical adapter hosting a Hyper-V virtual switch nor does it impact any virtual network adapter except those assigned to the management operating system. Remember that virtual network adapters can be assigned, or not be assigned, to VLANs. Remember that guest operating systems come with firewalls. You need to understand Ethernet and TCP/IP. You need to understand the Hyper-V virtual switch. If you’re about to post a comment or question claiming that Hyper-V is stopping your PING or blocking your web traffic, don’t. Guest operating systems treat them no differently than physical adapters. Hyper-V’s virtual network adapters exhibit the same logical behavior as a physical network adapter. Virtual Adapters Do Not Change Ethernet and TCP/IP Behaviorīefore I get into the how-to, I want to take a very brief detour to address probably 80% or more of the questions that I see involving virtual network adapters.

Advanced functionality, and anything to do with virtual adapters in the management operating system, require PowerShell. You can perform basic adapter manipulation for virtual machines using the GUI. Hyper-V’s Virtual network adapters are the windows that your virtual machines - and sometimes your management operating system - use to communicate with the rest of the world.