Physical to Virtual Migration | Vmware vCenter Converter

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Virtualization is definitely becoming more and more popular due to its associated benefits. In this video I demonstrate the process of visualizing physical Server using VMware vCenter Standalone Converter.
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@justin-we1bv 9 месяцев назад

Thank you. Nice to see a complete run though right before I P2V.

@howardberesford4025 2 года назад

excellent vid

@howardberesford4025 2 года назад

Boi yuh rail Trini lol tanks for the vid

@damiondick7584 3 года назад

well done, hope all your migrations run as smoothly

@JoshuasTechTips 3 года назад

Thanks, since making the video I did 4 additional migrations that all went smoothly.

@armadoylibre9350 2 года назад

A link to download the software would be helpful. I am failing to find it.

@Bill_CBR 3 года назад

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Was this an active server, meaning were users accessing files and making updates during the conversion period of 3 days? If so, how did you reconcile changes to data that occurred during that 3 day window?

@JoshuasTechTips 3 года назад

Hi yes this once a live file server, the data however is store on an external SAN, the new server still points to that SAN, so the user data was not affected. Good question btw!

@Bill_CBR 3 года назад

@@JoshuasTechTips Wow, ok. 16.2 TB of local data was a lot. I can't imagine what's on that SAN... lol. Thanks for the response.

@JoshuasTechTips 3 года назад

@@Bill_CBR lol yeah in the past we used the Server to store user files, so after the demo I further optimized the new vm and removed the drives that were not needed

@user-sv5zt2ok3m 3 года назад

Hello brother, As im studying Computer Sciences, in future i want to be a Microsoft system administrator/engineer So does i need to learn more about virtualization and cloud like Azure and Vmware, or i need to learn also about physical Servers?? I would be happy if you give me advice about this job profile. Peace

@JoshuasTechTips 3 года назад

Definitely I would advise you to at least have some foundational knowledge about both virtualization and cloud infrastructure, since they are both integral to most modern networks.