Hi,
I am currently looking for a solution where I have some Windows 2003 physical machines. I need to make a image of the machines to a USB disk, and then import the image on a VMWare ESXi server on another physical location afterwards.
VMWare converter can only convert it directly to a ESX(i) server and not to a image.
Are the other solutions that could solve my problem?
Thanks in advance.
You can use converter standalone to do it.
1. Select Source Machine
2. Select destination Type > VMware Workstation or VMware virtual machine
3. Select VMware Product = VMware Workstation 8.0
4 . Select a location for the virtual machine > Browse > YOUR DEVICE USB
After this procedure, in another physical place, run converter again
1. Select Source Machine = VMware Workstation or VMware virtual machine
2. Browse for source virtual machine or image > Browse > YOUR DEVICE USB
3. Destination > choice your destinantion.
Good luck
Converter can also create Workstation VMs. You can put the Workstation VM on a USB disk and then at the other location use converter again for importing the Workstation VM to ESX.
HTH
Ivan
You can use converter standalone to do it.
1. Select Source Machine
2. Select destination Type > VMware Workstation or VMware virtual machine
3. Select VMware Product = VMware Workstation 8.0
4 . Select a location for the virtual machine > Browse > YOUR DEVICE USB
After this procedure, in another physical place, run converter again
1. Select Source Machine = VMware Workstation or VMware virtual machine
2. Browse for source virtual machine or image > Browse > YOUR DEVICE USB
3. Destination > choice your destinantion.
Good luck
Ahh I see - I will try that - thanks for the fast reply