Network Virtualization
What is Network Virtualization
Network virtualization represents the administration and monitoring of an entire computer network as a single administrative entity from a single software-based administrator’s console.
How does network virtualization work?
Network virtualization decouples network services from the underlying hardware and allows virtual provisioning of an entire network. It makes it possible to programmatically create, provision, and manage networks all in software, while continuing to leverage the underlying physical network as the packet-forwarding backplane. Physical network resources, such as switching, routing, firewalling, load balancing, virtual private networks (VPNs), and more, are pooled, delivered in software, and require only Internet Protocol (IP) packet forwarding from the underlying physical network.
Demonstrate a Network Virtualization in Oracle VM Box
STEP 1 : Create a virtual machine
enter a name for virtual machine
Randomly choose your Memory size
Choose a hard disk
STEP 2 : Navigate to settings , choose Network
In Adapter 1, choose "enable network adapter" , attached to choose "Internal Network"
name as "intnet" , then click advanced choose the adapter type "IntelPRO"
choose "open network and sharing center"
click change adapter settings
"IntelPRO"

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