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When you create a logical network of this type you have the option, when adding a
network site, of specifying the VLAN and/or PVLAN ID as well as the IPv4 or IPv6 network as
shown in Figure 3-24.
FIGURE 3-24
PVLAN settings
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PVLANS
You can learn more about PVLANs at
h
ttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj679878.
A Windows Server Gateway is a specially prepared VM running Windows that functions as
a virtual router or performs network address translation and allows the routing or transla-
tion of traffic between virtual machine networks. This VM usually routes traffic from external
networks, such as the Internet, through to internal networks that are only used by VMs. The
VM that functions as the Windows Server Gateway will be connected to multiple network
adapters, each of which will be connected to a separate network.
To deploy a Windows Server Gateway, perform the following high-level steps:
1.
Install the Remote Access role on the VM that will function as the Windows Server
Gateway. Include the Direct Access and VPN (RAS) and Routing role services.
