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Started playing with this, and it is pretty neat.
Basically, I am getting a feel for it prior to moving it to the hardware I'd like to run it on.
I got a few virtual machines up and running, and, to save time when I set it up on the intended hardware, how can I quickly export my virtual machines from the test machine to the other machine? I been looking around and don't see an option that clearly does this.
Also, is there a quick and easy way to convert a VM from hyper-v to esxi? One method I found outlines using winimage to comvert the vhd file to a vdmk file, then, use workstation to convert it to esxi.
I am using esxi 3.5
Basically, I am getting a feel for it prior to moving it to the hardware I'd like to run it on.
I got a few virtual machines up and running, and, to save time when I set it up on the intended hardware, how can I quickly export my virtual machines from the test machine to the other machine? I been looking around and don't see an option that clearly does this.
Also, is there a quick and easy way to convert a VM from hyper-v to esxi? One method I found outlines using winimage to comvert the vhd file to a vdmk file, then, use workstation to convert it to esxi.
I am using esxi 3.5