The Server Room – Configure Software Defined Networking in Windows Server 2016 – Episode 020

Networking is often times the most complex aspect of a datacenter and even more so when part of a virtualization solution. Software defined networking aims to increase functionality while simplifying the physical network topology. In this course, Implementing Windows Server 2016 Software Defined Networking. The following will be discussed during the show:

1 - What's SDN (Software Defined Networking)?
2 - Create a Hyper-V Template
3 - Export Hyper-V Template
4 - Core requirements for SCVMM
5 - Install SCVMM
6 - Add Hyper-V into SCVMM
7 - Add Hyper-v template into SCVMM library
8 - Create a logical network
9 - Create a port profile
10 - Create a logical switch
11 - Add logical switch to Hyper-V
12 - Create an IP Pool within logical switch
13 - Run VMM SDN Express script (PowerShell)

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[manthing]

I love this topic so much, doing my mcsa right now, last exam is soon. Was thinking of the 70-745 MCSE possibily next. Want to buy another host for my rack. Thanks for the video this stuff is so awesome.

[bitstop]

What changes would apply in a windows 2019 environment? I hear you don't need datacenter edition anymore? Standard edition has the components?