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    Hyper V lanning with 4vms, 2ip's

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      Dafoxx last edited by

      Hi all!
      Im currently attempting to make vlan's with pf sence to only bring forward the ports of the vms running applications.(game servers) to one of two ips (so goes the idea.)
      My current setup is this and how id like it running

      2012 R2 running                                      |NIC1 wan acdress
      hyper V on its own running a webserver, |

      2x 2012 servers                                        |Vlan
      1x 2008 server                                          |vlan
      1x PFsence running the vm network        | Lan with NIC2 wan adress

      Im not very confident with vlans so detailed response's please , "How to"
      would be good!

      images if you can

      how i want the map to look like(bad drawing ;),

      Thanks!

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