Thanks for that. I ended up converting my Xenserver VMs using Disk2VHD. You install it onto the VM you want to convert and map a drive to the target hyper-v host, run the tool and it creates .VHDx files on the target host. Then just create a new VM in hyper-v and attach the .VHDx, remembering to att...

Thanks Boris, but in your initial post, you did not mention which option should i chose, is it the “physical to Hyper-V convert” option? I’ve tried Disk2VHD and that worked well. I installed this tool into the guest VM, mapped a drive to my Hyper-V host, ran the tool and it converted the volumes on ...

Thanks Boris. Has anyone else performed a V2V from XenServer to Hyper-V using Starwind? If so, how?

Regards,
George.

Hi, I'm new to StarWind V2V Converter....I've got the StartWind V2V Converter guide PDF and it says "Hypervisor Switch – StarWind V2V Converter supports all industry-standard hypervisors including Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware ESXi, Citrix XenServer". It then goes on to explain the various V2V...

Ah ok, thanks for your prompt reply.

Regards, George.

Hi, I'm new to Starwind V2V Converter, but I've used VMware Converter lots of times. VMware Converter has a feature where after performing the initial full sync of the source VM or physical server to the target vSphere environment, I can perform as many incremental/delta syncs as I want until it com...