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| | VMWare Server and Virtual Server --> Hyper-V I obviously need to remove the additions from VS R2 and VMWare's Tools before moving my VM's to Hyper-V, but what other steps do I need to take? High level or references? Thanks. |
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| | Re: VMWare Server and Virtual Server --> Hyper-V On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:52:22 -0500, @Larry Neumann@ wrote: Quote: > I obviously need to remove the additions from VS R2 and VMWare's Tools > before moving my VM's to Hyper-V, but what other steps do I need to take? > High level or references? Thanks. boot them up with Hyper-V. -- Paul Adare http://www.identit.ca Revolutionary: Disk drives go round and round. |
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