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David Willams
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Migration of P2V

How to migrate a Physical server to a HPVM...

Physical server = Integrity 11.31
HPVM= On Integrity 11.31

are there any do's & dont's

Any restrictions and compability Issues
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Torsten.
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Re: Migration of P2V

This might be helpful:

http://docs.hp.com/en/T2767-90180/rn01re22.html

Hope this helps!
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David Willams
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Re: Migration of P2V

for p2vassist command Do I need to install hpvm 4.1 on the physical server as well. ????
Torsten.
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Re: Migration of P2V

You should use 11.31 and HPVM 4.1 on the host anyway - it is much better than anything else.

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David Willams
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Re: Migration of P2V

>>>>DESCRIPTION
The p2vassist command is a menu-driven application that helps migrate applications from a running physical or virtual machine to another.


It only migrates the Applications...

I have a Physical server A to be migrated to HPVM A1.

After the migration Server A will be decomitioned... So all the filesystems and Applications etc.. present in Server A should go to HPVMA1
Torsten.
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Re: Migration of P2V

The p2vassist looks like not fully finished, if you read the page.

However, consider to use ignite to transfer the OS.

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Viktor Balogh
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Re: Migration of P2V

if the data resides in the SAN, then you only need to take an ignite backup and restore to the VM, modify zoning to present the luns to the VM and import the disks
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David Willams
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Re: Migration of P2V

but with ignite only root vg and can restored ... right ???
Viktor Balogh
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Re: Migration of P2V

>but with ignite only root vg and can restored ... right ???

yes, the other VGs/DGs are coming when you are importing they. Basically, the ignite backup should only be used for the system itself, for other data another backup system should be used.
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David Willams
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Re: Migration of P2V

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