Nice video. Were you running vCenter server on your previous environment? Did you use the same hosts or get new hosts for your new XCP-NG environment? Just wondering how you migrated your VMs while still maintaining a running VMware environment.
I was running vCenter vSphere. I have 3 hosts that were running in a cluster. I vmotioned the vms off of 1 host, shut the host down, brought up the host in xcp-ng, and started migrating a few vm’s
What about vm iops limit ? Xcp-ng seems don't have this option? How to overcome it ? Any suggestions ? Thnx
You should have kept the NFS share, iscsi doesn't allow thin provisioning in XCP-NG.
That is good to know, thank you.
Nice video. Were you running vCenter server on your previous environment? Did you use the same hosts or get new hosts for your new XCP-NG environment? Just wondering how you migrated your VMs while still maintaining a running VMware environment.
I was running vCenter vSphere. I have 3 hosts that were running in a cluster. I vmotioned the vms off of 1 host, shut the host down, brought up the host in xcp-ng, and started migrating a few vm’s
To make back up u need to pay ?
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