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| Guest | Converter Hi everyone, In the old company that I was we work with VMware, now I'm working with Virtual server 2005 R2 and Hyper-V. With VMware I had a tool "vmware converter" that allows me to convert physical or virtual machines into virtual machanes. Does Microsoft has anything like this for Virtual server or Hyper-V? Thank you. |
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| Guest | RE: Converter Well i know that it comes with System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2007 (SCVMM 2007) its called P2V. I have earlier used Ghost Solution Suite to take image of Physical and then write it to the virtul machine using the network (Used Ghost Multicat Server) and then booting the Virtual Machine and then strting ghost in DOS mode. Ghost creates an bootable CD which you can use to boot and launch the Ghost console. Also there is one more commercial product http://www.vizioncore.com/vConverter.html Thanks, Sameer Dhoot. "Jmnts" wrote: Quote: > Hi everyone, > > In the old company that I was we work with VMware, now I'm working with > Virtual server 2005 R2 and Hyper-V. With VMware I had a tool "vmware > converter" that allows me to convert physical or virtual machines into > virtual machanes. > > Does Microsoft has anything like this for Virtual server or Hyper-V? > > Thank you. > > |
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| Guest | AW: Converter You may have a look here: http://vmtoolkit.com/files/folders/c...rs/entry8.aspx Except one VM it worked quite fine. Just convert virtual hard drive images from VMWare's VMDK format into the Microsoft's VHD format. Create a Hyper-V VM using the converted VHD. Done Grtz "Jmnts" <Jmnts@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news 496C3E1-08EB-43B4-8B54-E7B8A7E33BC9@xxxxxxQuote: > Hi everyone, > > In the old company that I was we work with VMware, now I'm working with > Virtual server 2005 R2 and Hyper-V. With VMware I had a tool "vmware > converter" that allows me to convert physical or virtual machines into > virtual machanes. > > Does Microsoft has anything like this for Virtual server or Hyper-V? > > Thank you. > > > |
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| Guest | Re: AW: Converter On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 12:45:21 +0200, "Peter Ettinger" <p.ettinger@xxxxxx-divers.de> wrote: Quote: >"Jmnts" <Jmnts@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >news 496C3E1-08EB-43B4-8B54-E7B8A7E33BC9@xxxxxxQuote: >> Hi everyone, >> >> In the old company that I was we work with VMware, now I'm working with >> Virtual server 2005 R2 and Hyper-V. With VMware I had a tool "vmware >> converter" that allows me to convert physical or virtual machines into >> virtual machanes. >> >> Does Microsoft has anything like this for Virtual server or Hyper-V? >> Quote: >You may have a look here: >http://vmtoolkit.com/files/folders/c...rs/entry8.aspx >Except one VM it worked quite fine. >Just convert virtual hard drive images from VMWare's VMDK format into the >Microsoft's VHD format. >Create a Hyper-V VM using the converted VHD. Done >Grtz > uninstall the VMWare tools before making the conversion of the disks. Makes it easier on you to start it up inside VPC/VS. -- Bo Berglund (Sweden) |
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| Guest | Re: AW: Converter Thank you all for the responses. We don't have SCVMM 2007. Is SCVMM 2007 able to manage Hyper-V? I know that is able to manage Virtual Server, but I thought that for Hyper-V we would need SCVMM 2008? The VMDK(VMWare) to VHD Converter sounds the only option for now. I'll try it and try not to forget to uninstall vmware tools. ![]() Thank you all. "Bo Berglund" wrote: Quote: > On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 12:45:21 +0200, "Peter Ettinger" > <p.ettinger@xxxxxx-divers.de> wrote: > Quote: > >"Jmnts" <Jmnts@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > >news 496C3E1-08EB-43B4-8B54-E7B8A7E33BC9@xxxxxxQuote: > >> Hi everyone, > >> > >> In the old company that I was we work with VMware, now I'm working with > >> Virtual server 2005 R2 and Hyper-V. With VMware I had a tool "vmware > >> converter" that allows me to convert physical or virtual machines into > >> virtual machanes. > >> > >> Does Microsoft has anything like this for Virtual server or Hyper-V? > >> Quote: > >You may have a look here: > >http://vmtoolkit.com/files/folders/c...rs/entry8.aspx > >Except one VM it worked quite fine. > >Just convert virtual hard drive images from VMWare's VMDK format into the > >Microsoft's VHD format. > >Create a Hyper-V VM using the converted VHD. Done > >Grtz > > > If you go from VMWare to VPC/Virtual server you might want to > uninstall the VMWare tools before making the conversion of the disks. > Makes it easier on you to start it up inside VPC/VS. > > -- > > Bo Berglund (Sweden) > |
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