Hello,
i successfully moved a couple VMs from one host to another (vCenter with 2 ESXi 6 hosts) but on one VM i get the following errors:
"Device "Hard disk 1' uses a controller that is not supported. This is a general limitation of the virtual machine's compatibility with the ESXi version of the selected host."
"Virtual ethernet card 'Network adapter 1' is not supported. This is not a limitation of the host in general, but of the virtual machine's configured guest OS on the selected host"
I get the options to continue or abort, but i don't want to procceed until i know for sure that the VM will not crash in any way.
The hosts are identical (Hardware + ESXi). The VM is a custom Linux (Other 3.x Linux) with vmware tools (Guest managed). Virtual Hardware version is 10 (1 HDD, 1 VMXNET 3 NIC, basic stuff)
Google did'nt rly helped me so far. I found similar cases, but they where all about boot problems and vm converting,... . The vm runs fine as it is and i'm not able to experiment with it, as it is in a productive inviroment.
Any advice?
