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VM server to Proxmox

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The question is the following: when migrating a VM server to Proxmox that is being backed up in the Veeam infrastructure, will anything need to be changed or will it recognize it automatically, or will configuration adjustments be necessary?
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Re: VM server to Proxmox

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Hi Vitor,

The answer may vary depending on your specific host and configuration.
In general, no manual changes are required after migrating a VM to Proxmox.

However, in certain cases—such as when using vTPM, EFI, or specific operating systems—some configuration adjustments may be necessary.
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Re: VM server to Proxmox

Post by FrancWest »

Hi,

there are some steps to be taken when migrating Windows VM's. I did a migration recently and I had to change the storage controllers or else the Windows VM's won't boot.

See:

kvm-rhv-olvm-pve-schc-f62/vmware-vm-rec ... 98635.html
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