Which object should you configure the virtual subnet ID?

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1. correct

   Explanation/Reference:
   https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/keithmayer/2012/10/08/step-by-step-hyper-v-network-virtualization-31-days-of-favorite-features-in-winserv-2012-part-8-of-31/
   Configure the Virtual Subnet ID (VSID or GRE Key) on the Hyper-V Network Switch Ports for each “Blue” Virtual Machine on each Hyper-V Host
   BlueVM1 is running on Hyper-V Host1.
   BlueVM2 is running on Hyper-V Host2.
   Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName BlueVM1 | where {$_.MacAddress -eq “101010101105”} | Set-VMNetworkAdapter -VirtualSubnetID 6001
   Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName BlueVM2 | where {$_.MacAddress -eq “101010101107”} | Set-VMNetworkAdapter -VirtualSubnetID 6001
   Moreover, if you remove the Virtual Network Adapter from BlueVM1, or if your replace the virtual network adapter for BlueVM1,
   BlueVM1 will no longer send traffic to 6001 virtual subnet, therefore the VirtualSubnetID 6001 is bound to a Virtual Network Adapter with a specific MAC address, it
   is not bound to the VM. Therefore answer B is wrong.
   More reference here:
   http://techgenix.com/deep-dive-hyper-v-network-virtualization-part4/

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