Rick Barnes wrote:
Scott Moseman wrote:
Is there a formal, or preferred, method for importing a physical
CentOS machine into a VMware instance? I know they make
software to move Windows machines, but I couldn't find one to
handle our CentOS servers. I have done something via scp/sftp
in the pa
On 8/8/07, Timothy Selivanow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-08-08 at 10:44 -0500, Scott Moseman wrote:
> > Is there a formal, or preferred, method for importing a physical
> > CentOS machine into a VMware instance? I know they make
> > software to move Windows machines, but I couldn't f
You can use a free tool called "VMware Converter", available here:
http://www.vmware.com/products/converter/
VMware Converter is a Windows app. I haven't used it for P2V, but it
does work great. (used for converting between ESX and VMware Server)
Problem is that the OP wants to P2V a Cent
On Wed, 2007-08-08 at 10:44 -0500, Scott Moseman wrote:
> Is there a formal, or preferred, method for importing a physical
> CentOS machine into a VMware instance? I know they make
> software to move Windows machines, but I couldn't find one to
> handle our CentOS servers. I have done something v
Scott Moseman wrote:
> Is there a formal, or preferred, method for importing a physical
> CentOS machine into a VMware instance? I know they make
> software to move Windows machines, but I couldn't find one to
> handle our CentOS servers. I have done something via scp/sftp
> in the past, which *s
Is there a formal, or preferred, method for importing a physical
CentOS machine into a VMware instance? I know they make
software to move Windows machines, but I couldn't find one to
handle our CentOS servers. I have done something via scp/sftp
in the past, which *seemed* to work, but if there's
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