A Windows guest has two teamed virtual NICs, but both lead through the same host uplink. Both lose connectivity when that uplink fails. What is the main design issue?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Guest teaming always survives the entire Hyper-V host failing
B.The teamed guest adapters share a failed physical dependency
C.Adding another virtual IP address creates a second physical uplink
D.The guest requires LACP regardless of the supported virtual teaming mode

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The teamed guest adapters share a failed physical dependency

A common uplink remains a single failure boundary for both guest paths. Guest teaming does not survive host loss automatically. LACP is not a universal supported guest-teaming requirement, and another virtual IP does not create physical path independence.

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