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So I am running a Windows 2019 datacenter server core running hyper-v which has a
Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet BCM5720 NIC with 2 access ports. The Server is patched into a VLAN.
So earlier on I assigned a VLAN ID to the netadapter using powershell:
set-netadapter -name nic1 -vlanid 240
Later on I figured it would be a good idea to enable Switch Embbedded Teaming for the virtual switch:
Reading on the documention I read that if you use a virtual switch with teaming you should not put a vlanID on the NIC:
“2) Anytime you have NIC Teaming enabled, you must not set VLAN filters on the NICs using the NICs advanced properties settings. Let the teaming software or the Hyper-V switch (if present) do the filtering.”
So finally my question. I am trying to remove the VLAN ID is set on the NIC, but I can’t seem to find an easy way to this. The set-netadapter cmdlet doesn’t seem to do it.
Anybody any idea how to deal with this?
It’s simple:
You need to write this command in PowerShell:
Set-NetAdapter -Name nic1 -VlanID 0
where nic1 is the name of your adapter.
You can check VLAN on your interfaces this command in PowerShell:
Get-NetAdapter | select interfacealias,vlanid
