In Device Manager, select Network adapters > the network adapter name. Have the Hyper-V integration services installed. Follow the steps: In the search box on the taskbar, type Device Manager, and then select Device Manager from the list of results. I noticed there is a patch for a similar issue available for people seeing their adapters "hang" when hosting Windows 2003 VM's but it's not quite the same situation for us, our nodes are "disconnecting" and the O/S is 2008 R2. The Event ID is 9 and the source is NETVSC Network connectivity errors during the period the virtual Node is having issues. Looking in the Event Logs on the physical host server I'm not seeing any After 3 minutes the disconnected nics will reconnect however by that time the system has failed over to Node2. This is then followed by the other three nics on the node disconnecting. The miniport 'Microsoft Virtual Machine Bus Network Adapter' disconnected. Do not uninstall the Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapters from the Device Manager if you want to use the Wireless Hosted Network and/or Intel My WiFi. Now how could I enable it After disabling the nic, netsh wlan start hostednetwork is not working any more. Just right clicked on the miniport nic and clicked disable, and its gone. To Node2, looking in the System Event Log I noticed the nics on Node1 had disconnected with the following error- I disabled my Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport network adapter from Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections. 2) VPN connection on Windows 7 Home, refuses to work with her Home Wifi and. Today I noticed the SQL service had failed across from Node1 This message appears if: The DNS lookup failed The Host could not be. Each Hyper-V server has a single VM which is also running Server 2008 R2 (the two VM's are nodes in an SQL cluster). Hi, I have two HP D元80's each running Server 2008 R2 and the Hyper-V role.
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