Windows 10: make virtual switch per installed os?

I've installed windows 7 on Hyper-V of windows 10 x64.
Now I want to install one more guest operation Cenots on Hyper-V.
At this time should I make another virtual switch for Centos?





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Importing Virtual PC -> Hyper V

Thank you. I successfully activated the product as per your instructions. Now, I have no connectivity in hyper-v. I have installed the networking switch and it is set up properly and as per instructions I found online. However, there is no connectivity
- Guest OS does not even have a networking adapter after installing. Am I missing something?

What I would do to have Virtual PC 2007 compatibility in W10...

 

more virtual desktop options

i am a developer and i find my self having the need to use virtual desktop all the time since i only have 2 monitors, its all i need thanks to virtual desktop. this being said there are things that virtual desktop cant do that i would love to have as a feature,
such as mirroring one monitor from one desktop to another virtual desktop or even better having the option of individual virtual desktop per monitor. like this i would be able to switch a single monitor to another desktop allowing me to get to another script
as quickly as possible.

another feature that would be nice, would be the ability to switch to specific desktop such as Win+F1 to switch to main desktop or Win+F3 to switch to 3rd desktop. while this can be done with some macros i would love to see it natively.

mirror can also be done with some scripts but again would love to see it natively

 

No, you can use the same one for all VMs (assuming you want all to connect to internet). Windows host will also connect using this virtual switch.

I can't read you language but presumably the first picture says "Enabled, Bridged", the second is the name of your network and the third is "Network Cable unplugged". You should have a network bridge with an icon like this - perhaps it is cut off in your picture.





See this for more details Hyper-V Virtual Switch Manager

 

Exactly. In addition, it would not even be possible: One host NIC can only be used for one external switch meaning that you can have at most as many external switches as you have network adapters on host. Normally this means that you can have two external switches, one for the Ethernet NIC and another for the Wireless NIC.