Hey All,
I've been told that to P2V Solaris on x86 I'll need Converter 4.1 (not the current 4.3). Is this true and is this supported? If it is true and supported, how would I download Converter 4.1? Thanks!
- Jeff
p2v of Solaris is 100 % manual work unless you use a ColdcloneCD.
AFAIK none of the Converter versions support the driver patching of Solaris
Not true and not supported.
Hi
have you follwed below steps -
The steps you need to do:
01.) Download Vmware Converter for linux here.
02.) Extract the converter package on your linux server: “tar xf VMware-converter-4.0.0-146302.tar.gz”
03.) Start the installation “cd vmware-converter-distrib/ && ./vmware-install.pl”
04.) You can just accept the majority of the options just make sure that you activate the remote access “Do you want to enable remote access in Converter Standalone Server? yes”
05.) Usually a linux server has an Apache installed on port 80, so good think to do is to add aditional port for http proxy : “What port do you want the HTTP proxy to use? [80] 8080 and What port do you want the HTTPS proxy to use? [443] 444
06.) Also you should go and allow root to login localy “/etc/ssh/sshd_config change the line PermitRootLogin yes
07.) Then you just leave your linux server and go to your Windows XP or Vista Workstation and connect to your linux server remotely via http for example “http://192.168.0.1:444”
08.) Download and install the VMware Converter client.
09.) Start the Converter Client and go to Administration > Connect to another server
10.) In the credentials window just enter the IP address followed by the port number, then the root login and password.
11.) Enter the credentials once more and choose Linux as a OS family.
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did you read this post completely ?
we already found out that Solaris is NOT supported in any Converter version