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I purchased one of the new minisforum MS-A2s, hoping they could replace my TMM stack running Server 2025 with Hyper-V and SET teaming, as they have onboard 10Gb NICs. To my surprise, the NICs, when added to a SET team, will not pass any network traffic. If I take the same adapter(s) and create a simple vswitch, everything works, but I lose out on converged network teaming. I'm running the latest firmware from Intel ( 9.54 ) and the latest drivers for the X710 NICs via Intel.
I've tried SET teaming with a single adapter, both adapters, and different algorithms to no avail, and installed Data Center Bridging as well to see if that made any difference.
I've seen similar posts online and even a lot of information about LLDP causing issues with these cards, but I have gone into the BIOS for each NIC and disabled the LLDP agent, and that didn't solve anything either.
In my research, I've found the following:
This seems to be directly related to my problem, but no solution: No SET-Switch Team possible on Intel X710 NICs? | Microsoft Community Hub
Intel says that in the 700 series, it's enabled in firmware by default, and in the MS-A2 BIOS, I can confirm it was set to enabled until I disabled it. Firmware Link Layer Discovery Protocol (FW-LLDP) - 30.3 - ID:705831 | Intel® Ethernet Adapters and Devices User Guide
Disabling the LLDP agent for other users, online, worked but in my case I haven't noticed a difference.
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Hi PnoTK,
Greetings!
Thank you for contacting Intel community forum.
Kindly confirm the complete model name of the NIC card to check the details further.
Best Regards,
Sreelakshmi
Intel Customer Support Technician
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Thanks for the help and here is a screenshot and the device ID of the NICs.
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Hi PnoTK,
Thank you for your response.
Could you kindly confirm if the X710 was shipped along with the MS-A2 system or purchased separately?
If this card was purchased separately, please share front and back pictures of the network adapter with the product markings clearly visible.
Your prompt response will help us assist you more effectively.
Best regards,
Simon
Intel Customer Support Technician
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It was shipped with the MS-A2 and an onboard device.
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Hello Shane,
Thank you for contacting Intel.
We appreciate you reaching out to us regarding the reported issue. As the product was purchased from one of our OEM partners/Place of Purchase, we kindly advise you to contact the OEM's support team for assistance. They will be best equipped to provide support and address any concerns related to the product's warranty coverage.
Feel free to reply to this email if you have any further questions or need assistance. We're here to help.
Best regards,
Mohammed Ali CM
Intel Customer Support
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Hello Shane,
Greetings!
As we have recommended that you contact the OEM's support team for assistance regarding the reported issue, we will proceed to close the request.
Unfortunately we are unable to extend support for this product, as it falls outside of our support boundaries.
Please don't hesitate to ask any further questions in the future. Feel free to start a new conversation, as this thread will no longer be monitored.
Best Regards,
Sreelakshmi
Intel Customer Support Technician
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This turned out to be a driver issue with the latest Intel and even Dell's offerings. Once I uninstalled the NICs in Device Manager and rediscovered them, Windows installed a driver from 2023, and SET is working correctly.

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