Hi, Welcome to StarWind Forum. You can convert only a disk in the current build. As a workaround, you could do a batch script that will convert multiple disks. For scripting, you can use the following parameter for CLI to run the commands for Proxmox. out_file_type=ft_qcow2 Also, for GUI, you can ru...

Hi,

Thanks for your udpate and dobroho ranku
VSS provider is not necessary as LSFS has been deprecated.
Let me know if you have additional questions.

p.s. Have a nice weekend.

Hi,

Please make sure that there is no active snapshot or a backup job running for this disk. The output states that something is locking the file.
Try P2V converting from inside the VM as an alternative.

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Can you please tell me more about the installation case?
Yes, it seems that the installation was not performed. Could you please run the installation with SERVER option selected and CLOUD REPLICATOR checkbox unchecked?

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Sadly, the StarWind V2V converter does not allow for P2V of Linux-based hosts.

Hi,

Thanks for your udpate. Can you try running a P2V conversion from inside of that VM?
Please consider using the root account for troubleshooting purposes.

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There are still references to Bitmap types in the script. Please remove those.

Hi,

For those few that break, try an older version of the software. Please see if the error you face looks like one from this thread viewtopic.php?f=15&t=6763&p=36723&hilit=google#p36723

I am afraid that it will take longer than one week.
Have a nice vacations.

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The credentials should be
root/starwind
You can always find them in the script. Have a nice day.

Please reach out to the company representative who shared the original key with you. Please make sure to request the license that features backup repository in the UI.
You can also request the license by writing to the email in the caption.

I guess there is a misunderstanding here. My posts refer to Fiber Channel (FC) https://www.snia.org/education/what-is-fibre-channel, i.e., the protocol. Returning to your question, StarWind VSAN is a hardware-agnostic solution. You can use the NICs you prefer to, provided that your hypervisor is OK ...

Hi,

Thanks for your post.
Could you please let me know if the instance is some sort of "AWS-ready" instance?

In general, no. But you can get one of the previous versions here viewtopic.php?f=15&t=6763&p=36723&hilit=google#p36723 or from support@starwind com (use this thread and 1191170 as your references).

You can request the testing (e.g., Trial license) from the person who sent you the Free one (yes, that's a real person :D). You could refer to this guide, but it is only for CENTOS 7 CVM https://www.starwindsoftware.com/resource-library/deploying-fc-on-vsphere-vsan/. With a little rework, it should ...