How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Network Security Groups Network Security Groups (NSGs) in Windows Server 2016 SDN provide a layer of network access control that filters traffic to and from resources in a virtual network. Similar in concept to Azure NSGs, Windows Server 2016 NSGs are implemented as Access Control Lists (ACLs) managed […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 Distributed Firewall The Distributed Firewall in Windows Server 2016 SDN is a stateful, policy-driven firewall that enforces network access controls at the virtual machine vNIC level, directly within the Hyper-V Virtual Switch on each host. Unlike traditional perimeter firewalls that inspect traffic at a single point, the Distributed Firewall […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Internal DNS Service The Internal DNS Service in Windows Server 2016 SDN provides name resolution capabilities for tenant virtual machines within their isolated virtual networks. In an SDN environment, tenant VMs cannot use the physical DNS servers directly without policy allowing that traffic, and they may have conflicting […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 SLB MUX The Software Load Balancer (SLB) Multiplexer (MUX) is a core component of the Windows Server 2016 SDN stack that provides inbound network address translation and load balancing for virtual IP (VIP) addresses. The SLB MUX runs as a virtual machine on the SDN fabric and works in […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Gateway Pools In a Windows Server 2016 SDN deployment, a Gateway Pool is a logical grouping of RAS Gateway virtual machines managed by the Network Controller. Gateway Pools provide high availability and capacity management for tenant VPN and routing connections. When a tenant requires a gateway connection, the […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 Tenant Virtual Networks Tenant virtual networks in Windows Server 2016 are software-defined network constructs managed by the SDN Network Controller. They provide isolated, routable network environments for individual tenants or business units, enabling multiple parties to share the same physical infrastructure without interference. Each tenant virtual network has its […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Virtual Network Peering Virtual network peering allows two separate virtual networks within a Windows Server 2016 SDN environment to communicate with each other as if they were a single network, without the need to route traffic through a gateway or external device. This is analogous to VNet peering […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V Network Virtualisation Hyper-V Network Virtualisation (HNV) is a core technology in the Windows Server 2016 SDN stack that enables multiple tenant virtual networks to coexist on a shared physical network fabric without interference. HNV decouples virtual machine network addresses from the underlying physical network topology, allowing tenants to […]
How to Set Up Windows Server 2016 Software Defined Networking Controller The Network Controller is the cornerstone of the Software Defined Networking (SDN) solution in Windows Server 2016. It provides a centralised, programmable point of automation for managing, configuring, monitoring, and troubleshooting virtual and physical network infrastructure in your datacenter. Rather than configuring each network […]
How to Configure Windows Server 2016 Multiprotocol Label Switching Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a high-performance routing technique that directs data from one node to the next based on short path labels rather than long network addresses. It has traditionally been the domain of service provider networks, but with the evolution of software-defined networking (SDN), […]
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