Hello,
The organization I work for has three environments: Development, Test, and Production. Our IT workstations have three physical NICs (one for each environment). When configuring a new RDS server yesterday, I was testing my machine to remote into from an external network. Instead of remoting into my computer, I was placed on another user's desktop in another department. Her IP was 192.168.1.128, my Production IP was 192.168.1.195. I ran an ipconfig command and saw that my virtual switch for the Dev environment (my Dev VM was turned off) was pulling an IP address of 192.168.1.128. Running nslookup for the .128 IP, it shows the hostname of the other user's desktop (as it should).
Any thoughts as to why my virtual switches are acting as if their IPs are in the Production environment? Both my Dev and Test VMs were turned off at the time. I am using Hyper-V on Windows 10.
Thanks,
Jonathan