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This applies only to virtual NICs created on a team or VLAN. Virtual NICs created on a
physical adapter do not require these steps.
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Receive Load Balancing (RLB) is not supported in Hyper-V. Disable RLB when using
Hyper-V.
1. Use Intel® PROSet to create the team or VLAN.
2. Open the Network Control Panel.
3. Open the team or VLAN.
4. On the General Tab, uncheck all of the protocol bindings and click OK.
5. Create the virtual NIC. (If you check the "Allow management operating system to share the network
adapter." box you can do the following step in the parent partition.)
6. Open the Network Control Panel for the Virtual NIC.
7. On the General Tab, check the protocol bindings that you desire.
NOTE: This step is not required for the team. When the Virtual NIC is created, its protocols
are correctly bound.
Command Line for Microsoft Windows Server* Core
Microsoft Windows Server* Core does not have a GUI interface. If you want to use an ANS Team or VLAN as
a Virtual NIC, you must use
Microsoft* Windows PowerShell* to set up the configuration. Use Windows
PowerShell to create the team or VLAN.
NOTE: Support for the Intel PROSet command line utilities (prosetcl.exe and crashdmp.exe) has
been removed, and is no longer installed. This functionality has been replaced by the Intel
Netcmdlets for Microsoft* Windows PowerShell*. Please transition all of your scripts and
processes to use the Intel Netcmdlets for Microsoft Windows PowerShell.
The following is an example of how to set up the configuration using Microsoft* Windows PowerShell*.
1. Get all the adapters on the system and store them into a variable.
$a = Get-IntelNetAdapter
2. Create a team by referencing the indexes of the stored adapter array.
New-IntelNetTeam -TeamMembers $a[1],$a[2] -TeamMode
VirtualMachineLoadBalancing -TeamName “Team1”
Virtual Machine Queue Offloading
Enabling VMQ offloading increases receive and transmit performance, as the adapter hardware is able to
perform these tasks faster than the operating system. Offloading also frees up CPU resources. Filtering is
based on MAC and/or VLAN filters. For devices that support it, VMQ offloading is enabled in the host partition
on the adapter's Device Manager property sheet, under Virtualization on the Advanced Tab.