Hi Lindsay,
El 18/06/15 a las 02:24, Lindsay Mathieson escribió:
We have vSphere server which we are looking to repurpose as a Proxmox
Server, but we have to transfer and convert the VM's on it first.
The Admin for it wants to just backup all the VM's using Veam (much
easier) and then convert the backups to KVM/qcow2.
Now I realise that obviously that can't be done directly as Veam
doesn't support KVM :) There's only about 15 VM's so I'm happy to run
the qemu-umg convert myself.
What I don't know is whether Veam can just restore the vSphere disk
image to a directory that I can access, or does it only restore to a
vSphere Store?
Anyone have experience with this?
What I did in such a situation was the following:
- Stop al VMWare VMs
- Download VM disks to another media (optionally check that you can run
successfully them on another proxmox server)
- Format vSphere server to Proxmox
- copy and qemu-img the disk images
I suggest you uninstall vmware tools before stopping the VMs.
Cheers
Eneko
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