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Fallback / Migrate guest from Hyper-V to virtual server/pc

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 07/18/2008
From: "Franz Schenk" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

We are evaluating hyper-v for various purposes. Have found a lot of
information how to migrate virtual server or virtual pc VM's (guest
machines) to hyper-v, but not the other way.

For example, when migrating an Exchange or SMS server from virtual server to
hyper-v and then you discover a few days later that it does not run as it
should, is there a way (or a link to a description from Microsoft) to
migrate these VM's back to the virtual server? We also have VM's for
customer remote support that normally run in the company, but we have to be
able to take these VM's to our notebooks when we are abroad.

Thank you all in advance for any tip!
Franz

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Re: Fallback / Migrate guest from Hyper-V to virtual server/pc

Sent: 07/18/2008
From: Robert Comer <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

>For example, when migrating an Exchange or SMS server from virtual server to

Unfortunately no automated way to do it due to the HAL (APIC)
differences, going back the VS is not easy. You could go back using
something like a P2V conversion, or tweaking the image itself to load
the standard HAL. Make sure and uninstall the integration components
first too.

--
Bob Comer

On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:35:08 +0200, "Franz Schenk"
<(email address - cut out)> wrote:

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>hyper-v and then you discover a few days later that it does not run as it
>should, is there a way (or a link to a description from Microsoft) to
>migrate these VM's back to the virtual server?
>We are evaluating hyper-v for various purposes. Have found a lot of
>information how to migrate virtual server or virtual pc VM's (guest
>machines) to hyper-v, but not the other way.
>
>For example, when migrating an Exchange or SMS server from virtual server to
>hyper-v and then you discover a few days later that it does not run as it
>should, is there a way (or a link to a description from Microsoft) to
>migrate these VM's back to the virtual server? We also have VM's for
>customer remote support that normally run in the company, but we have to be
>able to take these VM's to our notebooks when we are abroad.
>
>Thank you all in advance for any tip!
>Franz

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