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10-05-2004 03:13 AM
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10-06-2004 07:40 PM
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Re: Virtual Server 2005
- current server running Windows Server 2003 and hosting IM7
- install Virtual Server 2005 application
- install HP SIM 4.1 application and run the Data Migration Tool
There should be no specific issue as long as HP SIM is being hosted on the physical machine and not in a VM. Though there's nothing preventing you from running HP SIM in a VM (I myself do it sometimes for demo purposes) it is not a supported configuration. This is mainly due to the fact that HP SIM is rather resource intensive and the overhead of virtualization can interfere with its operation.
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