To integrate your Microsoft Hyper-V hosts with the EFA Hyper-V service, you need to do the following steps.
Create or modify your fabric as required.
Create or modify your tenant information as required.
Register your new Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) as a tenant of the fabric.
Verify your integration.
The primary task of managing your existing Microsoft Hyper-V hosts as tenants would be to update them periodically or when you add new devices to your network. Another task would be to delete these servers when not required.
The following network diagram will be used throughout this section to explain the various configurations.
This table lists the devices, their IP/Port information, and their role within the example network.
IP Address & Port | Device & Role |
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10.24.85.111 | Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager |
10.24.81.10 | Microsoft Hyper-V Host #1 |
10.24.82.20 | Microsoft Hyper-V Host #2 |
10.9.9.10 | EFA Server |
10.9.9.20 [0/10] | Fabric Leaf Node #1. This node is connected to the Microsoft Hyper-V host with IP address 10.24.81.10 on port 10. |
10.9.9.30 [0/10] | Fabric Leaf Node #2. This node is connected to the Microsoft Hyper-V host with IP address 10.24.82.20 on port 10. |