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Hello,
when I add or change the existing switch to external by "bridging" it with a physical device, the VM boots up and works normally.
BUT, ... the performance of the network both for the VM and the Host are on stand still.
Instead of 162Mbps down I get 3.x and there are significant latencies on webpage loads.
I cannot imagine this is standard behavior.
Even when disabling Anti-Virus (my first suspicion), still the results are identical.
Does anyone have some more experience with Hyper-V and why this is happening?
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Last edited by paxsali on Sat, 6th Jul 2019 02:58; edited 2 times in total
Not as convenient to administer and use as VMs bridged to a physical NIC, but as long as it works... 
As it's via NAT you will have to fiddle with port forwarding if you intend to use VM in a server role.
