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Thank you for this valuable tips , as a learner it really helps.

Great teaching skill Troy! I'm not newbie to IT, so much of this was quite obvious for me, but... I don't have much experience with Microsoft and AD environment from administrative side, that's why I watched your tutorial. It has helped me very much to properly set a new AD environment and I see that the way you show everything will also be great for beginners. Keep up the good work! Thanks!

Troy, this was one of the best guidence videos I've ever seen!

Thanks!

Thank you for this tutorial and your presentation skills are excellent. Much appreciated.

Excellent presentation! Couldn't be any better than that!! Thank you, Troy.

Thank you Troy, by far the best explanation on the internet. So in summary, for my HPE Proliant DL380 Gen11 with HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 331T Adapter to a Switch: For the Hyper-V Host (management OS) Create 1 x external virtual switch for PCIe Slot 15 Port 1 and tick "Allow management operating system to share this network adapter" Then configure TCP/IP on the vethernet adapter. Then again, why does the host need a external virtual switch at all? Why not leave as a normal physical NIC? For the Virtual Machines (Switch Embedded Team) Using powershell, create 1 x external virtual switch (Ports 2,3,4) and do not tick "Allow management operating system to share this network adapter"

Okay you made this way easier and more interesting to learn! Thank you!

Please make more of these cryptography demonstrations! You guidance is unmatched. It's so good, if you offered your own website with these courses I would gladly pay for this content.

Troy, love the content...Do you have a virtual tip jar or something in place so I can send some funds in appreciation?

At the point where you create the new CRL and AIA extensions, you show these as being <ServerDNSName>/certdata.... folders. The default locations show as <ServerDNSName>/CertEnroll.... Is it necessary to make these "certdata" and not leave them as "CertEnroll" here?

Wow! Outstanding! Simply awesome!

I’m late to the party but yes, best explanation I have heard. I get it. Thanks

Great Video!

Bravo, crystal clear and easy to follow

So informative, there is no way you can mess up with this guide.

Waw your video and explanation so supportive and inspiring god blessed you keep giving nice videos

So can we use server in VM and, other PC's as physical (not virtual machines)

Thank you so much

Excellent video tutorial on PKI, one of the best I have seen on the Internet. You explain very well, congratulations from Colombia.

what do you do about the no internet icon always showing in the bottom right?

Hi sir Very good explanation and a good video, really. Comprehensive

Thank you so much! its was just easy like anything to understand. your diagram helped me lot.

When using default switch...the IPs for my two vms are not in the same subnet...so cannot ping each other...each vm can ping the gateway and the Internet but not themselves

Much appreciate the work done to explain Hyper-v Network... more power ...Thank you!...

this is not a real world scenario. windows server 2022 should be running on hypervisor not windows 10 no company would run window server OS on a windows 10 hyper v? this is not real world scenario? what should be the correct way?

Nice good informative

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Hi Troy This is the best video I have seen about Hyper V switches. I am only doing some self learning about VM and networking and this explains really well. Pls do continue if you can. My suggestion is if you can add some explanation to this video about host that use WIFI rather than wired. It adds more network adaptors and when a external switch is created in Hyper V, transfer rate to other non VM machines slow down to unusable. There is a workaround by disabling both Large Send Offload Version 2 (IPv4) and Large Send Offload Version 2 (IPv6) in the adaptor but an explanation of what is happening will be good.

Very good explanation. I'm so glad I found this video!

Your students are BLESSED having you as professor. If you had independent courses online id be signing up in a heart beat!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH THIS VIDEO WILL HELP ME TO LEARN NETWORKING.

I searched all over the world for an explanation with at least a network structure diagram... Thanks god, I finally find this video from you. And your accent is so good that I can even understand with a 1.2x speed as a non-native speaker.

You are the boss in this field. I learned alot. Thank you.

can i change the dns ip address? instead of ***1 to ***10 for example?

You are fucking insane Sir. Thank you.

Troy, your video is excellent, clear and easy to understand with solid technical knowledge. Thank you very much for sharing it with us

Does this setup also include adding a subkey with or without an expiration date?

Nice explanation.

Your videos are very detailed and helpful!!!! Where did you go and why did you stop making videos!

Nice video

hello, could I setup in separate vm's dns, dhcp, secondary domain server with their own ip addresses? and is that best practice? thanks

Both of my machines are in the Private network adaper and have compatible ip adresses but they wont ping eachother T_T I am so bad

Great Video. Very easy to understand and follow.

Muito bom conteúdo, me ajudou bastante a entender as diferenças, obrigado!

For Populate Eventual IIS Publication Point does this location be externally accessible (internet site) or an internal (intranet site) - could you create the sites on the Subordinate CA if necessary? Would there be any trouble for remote workers not on a VPN, other than not being able to access internal resources?

Thanks ❤

You're best, Troy! Thank you so much for video _/\_

Don with this short course thanks Troy.

The best video any confused or a focused needs to see ❤❤❤