No. GUI offers a more convenient way of doing it.

You are always welcome
P.s. Ask if you are eligible for NFR. That's a longer trial license.

Thanks!
There is an issue with connecting to the Proxmox host.
Try copying the files to the Hyper-V host > convert them locally > and assemble the VM. Or convert to OVF templates.

Could you please share the entire conversion log?

Thanks for your post. Converting the VM with multiple disks should be OK.
I have logged an internal testing request.

This webinar is like 8 years old
A lot of things has changed since then. You are always welcome to contact the account manager and check it here https://www.starwindsoftware.com/resour ... s_stories/.

Thanks for your notice!
V2V converter converts the format. The setting you are referring to is a failover-cluster-specific feature. That's why it might be off.

Could you please explain what you mean by highly available?
I was saying to use the host. You need to import it to the cluster, I believe, after the migration is over.

Thanks for sharing your experience! That's a very good point.

Try pointing to the CSV (C:\ClusterStorage) and use local admin credentials.
You need to point to the host as the destination.

L2 is not a highly available RAM cache might be leaking.
For SSDs, RAM cache does not really improve anything from what I see in tests.

IMO, I'd rather not use caching for production at all.

Yes, RAM cache should be faster.
P.S. There might be leaks for RAM cache, though.

Hi,

There's a known issue with live conversions. You might need to shut down the VM or try P2V conversion.

You are always welcome.