The networking section of the AZ-800 material specifies that Switch Embedded Teaming (SET) is the teaming technology for Hyper-V hosts introduced in Windows Server 2016 and enhanced in later versions.
The guide highlights that SET "integrates teaming into the Hyper-V virtual switch," and supports advanced offloads including RDMA, VMMQ/d.VMMQ, SR-IOV, and RSS when the NICs support them. Conversely, the legacy LBFO (Load Balancing/Failover) teaming is described as "not supported with RDMA or VMMQ on Hyper-V hosts" and is deprecated for Hyper-V scenarios. Static or LACP teaming modes refer to LBFO team modes and thus inherit those limitations. Because LAN2 and LAN3 are 25-Gbps adapters that support RDMA and the requirement explicitly calls for NIC learning with Dynamic VMMQ, the prescribed and supported solution is to create a SET team using those two adapters and bind it to the Hyper-V switch. The documentation emphasizes that SET "enables RDMA with SMB Direct and Dynamic VMMQ on teamed NICs," meeting the performance and capability requirements.