Hi,
I have a question about moving my vmware data files.
1 Server with Ubuntu-Server as host OS & VMware server installed. 3 Windows 2003 Enterprise Editions vmware images installed on the LOCAL disk of the server.
Moving the datafiles to another server (our fileserver) with Windows 2003 Standard Edition as host OS. Readd them again in vmware console and continue working.
\- Created a NFS share on the Windows Server with the correct rights.
\- Remove the server from inventory in VMware Console
\- Moved the files from the ubuntu server to the windows server
\- Readd the server again in VMware console.
\- Start up server and everything works.
Now what's the problem then?![/b]
\- When readding the server in VMware console, it takes aaaaaaaaages to get to the files on the windows server. It takes 30 minutes for each dir!!!! I think this is a Windows <> Linux problem.
Anyone who can help me?
Thanks in advance,
Antony
shameless bump!
If i understand you right you are trying to move disk files from a Linux to Windows. To do that i use FastScp ( www.veeam.com/veeam_fast_scp.asp ) This little app can also copy between ESX servers via Windows gui if you like that. This fastScp is a lot faster that WinScp even though Winscp has a better GUI.
/LL
Copying the files works great, no problem there.
Just readding the vmmachine in the vmware console again is taking ages. I have go to go the right directory on the windows machine and it takes 20 mins for a folder to open... 😕
No one? 😕
I have go to go the right directory on the windows machine and
it takes 20 mins for a folder to open
Are you sure your network speed and duplex are correct?
Yeah, full gigabit network.
Opening files from another linux server goes smooth so it really is a Linux <> Windows problem!!
Locking issue I presume...
Kind of stuck here 😕
I'm still stuck here, no one who can help? 😕