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Clearing the list of Network Adapter maintained by the guest OS
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If you remove the Nework Adapter from a VM and later add one, the Name and Device Name properties get incremented with a numeric
suffix. If the removed Adapter had a static IP assigned to it, and if you try to assign the same IP to the newly added adapter,
you'll be prompted with a notice/warning.
Same thing happens if you use a VHD with more than one VM - with each VM results a numeric increment in the name and a prompt if you
try to assign a static IP which was used by any previous VM that used the VHD.
So, the guest OS is keeping a list of Network Adapters it ever used. Is there any way I can clear this list?
virtual-machine hyper-v network-adapter virtual-network
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If you remove the Nework Adapter from a VM and later add one, the Name and Device Name properties get incremented with a numeric
suffix. If the removed Adapter had a static IP assigned to it, and if you try to assign the same IP to the newly added adapter,
you'll be prompted with a notice/warning.
Same thing happens if you use a VHD with more than one VM - with each VM results a numeric increment in the name and a prompt if you
try to assign a static IP which was used by any previous VM that used the VHD.
So, the guest OS is keeping a list of Network Adapters it ever used. Is there any way I can clear this list?
virtual-machine hyper-v network-adapter virtual-network
add a comment |
If you remove the Nework Adapter from a VM and later add one, the Name and Device Name properties get incremented with a numeric
suffix. If the removed Adapter had a static IP assigned to it, and if you try to assign the same IP to the newly added adapter,
you'll be prompted with a notice/warning.
Same thing happens if you use a VHD with more than one VM - with each VM results a numeric increment in the name and a prompt if you
try to assign a static IP which was used by any previous VM that used the VHD.
So, the guest OS is keeping a list of Network Adapters it ever used. Is there any way I can clear this list?
virtual-machine hyper-v network-adapter virtual-network
If you remove the Nework Adapter from a VM and later add one, the Name and Device Name properties get incremented with a numeric
suffix. If the removed Adapter had a static IP assigned to it, and if you try to assign the same IP to the newly added adapter,
you'll be prompted with a notice/warning.
Same thing happens if you use a VHD with more than one VM - with each VM results a numeric increment in the name and a prompt if you
try to assign a static IP which was used by any previous VM that used the VHD.
So, the guest OS is keeping a list of Network Adapters it ever used. Is there any way I can clear this list?
virtual-machine hyper-v network-adapter virtual-network
virtual-machine hyper-v network-adapter virtual-network
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