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Quick Migration (VXrail)

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Hi
Just a quicky, I searched through the forums without much luck. Can i use Quick Migration to get VMs from an ancient vmware 6.0 + SAN to a new VXrail solution? I don't mind cold migrations, nothing really has to stay powered on.

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Re: Quick Migration (VXrail)

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Sure, this is the purpose of Quick Migration.
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Re: Quick Migration (VXrail)

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Yes you can. Just keep in mind to consider Veeam backup Proxy best practices after migration, e.g. On vxrail you need min 1 veeam proxy on each node.
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Re: Quick Migration (VXrail)

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Hello,
@Hindawi: where did you find that outdated recommendation? I changed it in a couple of places, but it looks like it's still written somewhere :-)

We discontinued the recommendation because the original idea of it was to save bandwidth. That was during times where 1Gbit/s networks with VSAN were still common. Technically it's still valid, but due to increased bandwidth, it became irrelevant. So we decided to remove the recommendation in favor of easier management

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Re: Quick Migration (VXrail)

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@HannesK
Thank you for the updating!
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