Networking Virtualization in VMM 2012 SP1

In VMM 2012 SP1, Microsoft introduced the VM Networking, in support of Windows 2012.

On the scenario that has multiple VM’s from different organizational divisions or customers, network secure isolation is highly required and  working with(VLANs), can present significant disadvantages in this scenario, on the other way, Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Network Virtualization provides policy-based, software-controlled network virtualization that reduces the management overhead that is faced by enterprises providing better flexibility and scalability for managing virtual machines to achieve higher resource utilization.

The key functionalities, benefits, and capabilities of Hyper-V Network Virtualization in Windows Server 2012:

  • Enables flexible workload placement – Network isolation and IP address re-use without VLANs
  • Enables easier moves for workloads to a shared IaaS cloud
  • Enables live migration across subnets
  • Enables easier management of decoupled server and network administration
  • Simplifies the network and improves server/network resource utilization
  • Is compatible with existing infrastructure and emerging technology
  • Provides for interoperability and ecosystem readiness
  • Uses Windows PowerShell and WMI.

Nigel Cain from Microsoft started an series of blog post to explain in detail the VM Network concepts with detailed steps by steps. Have a look here

http://blogs.technet.com/b/scvmm/archive/2013/01/08/virtual-networking-in-vmm-2012-sp1.aspx

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About Alessandro Cardoso
Virtualization and Management passionate. Infrastructure products and solutions knowledge with management and hands on experience; Project Leader, with deep knowledge and expertise in a variety of Microsoft Infrastructure technologies in areas such as Virtualization and Management with product skill sets ranging from, Hyper-V, System Center, Windows Server, SQL Server, Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, IIS and Forefront; Plus knowledge in Quest Migration Manager, Linux Infrastructure, Networking, Security Solutions (such as VPN, Firewall) and VMware in complex and large scenarios; Strong knowledge of industry-related datacenter processes, strategies, industry regulations and requirements. Selected as Microsoft Brazil IT Hero, in 2007 and Microsoft IT Heroes Happen in Los Angeles, in 2008. selected as Bussiness Case, further virtualization project for a Governmental Institution. I am also a well known speaker in IT events (e.g. Microsoft TechEd 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2011). MVP since 2009, in Virtual Machine. I have experience developing, planning, organizing, and leading complex initiatives as well business case development skills, acquired in 23 years of experience in IT, working in segments spanning from Government, Health, Education and IT. Well-known speaker in IT events like TechEd, Sage-AU, CNASI. Proven Multitasking skills, presentation skills and analytical skills and problem determination ability; Belief in providing the highest quality of service; Good listener and communicator; Know how to prioritize the work and perform under pressure. Continuously seeking innovative ways to improve productivity and a resourceful problem-solver with focus on customers. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional : Virtual Machine Certifications : Australia Computer Society Certified Professional, MCITP: Enterprise, MCSE: Security, MCSA, MCT, MCTS:SQL, MCTS:SharePoint, MCTS:Vista, Linux Conectiva Professional, Modulo Certified Security Officer Blogs : http://virtualizationandmanagement.wordpress.com http://virtualizacaoegerenciamento.wordpress.com

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