Hi,
I have some vms with in-guest iscsi. What is the best strategy to move these vms to a new environment (hosts and san) using quick migration?
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Re: Veeam Quick Migration with in-guest ISCSI
Hello,
You can migrate these VMs as any other VM that are not using in-guest iSCSI volumes, given that new environment has network access to these iSCSI targets. Can you please tell me where these targets point to?
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You can migrate these VMs as any other VM that are not using in-guest iSCSI volumes, given that new environment has network access to these iSCSI targets. Can you please tell me where these targets point to?
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Re: Veeam Quick Migration with in-guest ISCSI
I would like to convert the iscsi to vmdk as part of the process if possible. Otherwise, I am assuming a v2v is the best option?
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Re: Veeam Quick Migration with in-guest ISCSI
Veeam backup does not convert iSCSI disks to regular ones, so you should be using these recommendations instead > http://www.virtuallanger.com/2014/03/04 ... ive-vmdks/
If you want to backup these disks, then conversion will be required.
If you want to backup these disks, then conversion will be required.
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