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Hello all,

 Getting the below error message when trying to establish a Hyper-V cluster between 2 servers.  I am using Windows Server 2016 Datacenter with Server Core.  The Hyper-V role is installed.  I use another physical server to graphically manage these 2 servers. I have 1 physical NIC being utilized by the operating system and a 2nd physical NIC configured as a vSwitch for virtual machines.  I have more Hyper-V servers that I would like to establish a cluster with but I am limiting complexity right now, so I am only doing these 2 servers because they are on the same physical switch.  On my switch there are ACL's that are configured.  I created an ACL for UDP port 3343 and saved the configuration.  On my 2 servers I disabled the Windows Firewall for domain, public, and private profiles. My network is using a /24 subnet mask on these 2 servers for all NIC's.  There is a VLAN configured at the physical switch for all ports involved and within Hyper-V the same VLAN is configured for the vSwitches.    Both servers appear to be listening on UDP 3343.  I do not have Internet access from the network my Hyper-V servers reside on, so I cannot readily upload logs or error messages.  They have to typed in by hand.  I cannot easily apply patches at the moment.  

Network interfaces server1.domain.tld – vEthernet (vSwitch) and server2.domain.tld – vEthernet (vSwitch) are on the same cluster network, yet 10.x.x.x is not reachable from 10.x.x.x using UDP on port 3343. 

Network interfaces server1.domain.tld – vEthernet (vSwitch) and server2.domain.tld – Host are on the same cluster network, yet 10.x.x.x is not reachable from10.x.x.x using UDP on port 3343. 

Network interfaces server2.domain.tld – vEthernet (vSwitch) and server1.domain.tld – Host are on the same cluster network, yet 10.x.x.x is not reachable from10.x.x.x using UDP on port 3343. 

Network interfacesserver2.domain.tld – vEthernet (vSwitch) and server1.domain.tld – vEthernet (vSwitch) are on the same cluster network, yet 10.x.x.x is not reachable from10.x.x.x using UDP on port 3343.

I would appreciate any insights from anyone about this problem of mine. 



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