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And now it’s running in Hyper-V. I’d run devmgmt.msc and make sure all the drivers are OK. That being said, anything after server 2008 should have the correct drivers for Hyper-V, and Veeam does not support agent-based backups on Server 2008 (or earlier) so all ‘should’ be fine.

Mar 29, 2019 · Re: Hyper-V to VMware. Not currently. You'd be needing to convert first on the fly which Veeam doesn't do. As a workaround, you could use Agent Backups and just schedule restoring the disks to VMware as VMDKs I guess.

But with Veeam®. Backup™ Free Edition, you can easily back up a VM for restore on any host, perform e-discovery and granular recovery directly from backups and ...

Jul 07, 2011 · Also, in case you are looking to perform large scale migration from VMware to Hyper-V, ask your Microsoft representative about VMMT. This is an automated VMware migration toolkit developed by Microsoft that is based on Veeam products. Current VMMT version uses Veeam B&R 6.5, so it does support vSphere 5.1. Top. wmoore.

Method: Open the Veeam Backup & Replication Console. Either select “Instant Recovery” > “VMware vSphere…” / “Microsoft Hyper-V…” from top ribbon or right-click backup and select the same. Follow the steps in the Wizard including adding any additional systems to the restore job if required. If a Linux system you will need to ...

Nov 27, 2020 · Once the Quick Migration has finished, the VM has been successfully migrated from Hyper-V to VMware and is ready to be powered on and tested. This entry was posted in Veeam , VMware and tagged conversion , migration , p2v , v2v , Veeam , VMware on 27/11/2020 by admin .

Make sure to have a full backup of the VM which will be migrated · VM is shut down (beginning of downtime) · Start the backup job again to backup ...

06.07.2011 · Also, in case you are looking to perform large scale migration from VMware to Hyper-V, ask your Microsoft representative about VMMT. This is an automated VMware migration toolkit developed by Microsoft that is based on Veeam products. Current VMMT version uses Veeam B&R 6.5, so it does support vSphere 5.1. Top. wmoore.

27.11.2020 · I recently had the opportunity to migrate a small regional office from Hyper-V to VMware by leveraging Instant VM Recovery of Workloads to VMware vSphere VMs available in Veeam Backup & Replication v10. With this latest Instant VM Recovery, Veeam can instantly recover any Veeam backup created by any Veeam product to a VMware vSphere VM.

Migrating and Restoring vSphere Machines to Azure is easy, but what about Hyper-V? Solution. Veeam Backup and Recovery Download. Natively with Veeam Backup and Restore, the only way to do this, is to perform an Agent Based backup of your VMware VM.

Hi Simon, Veeam Quick Migration will be automatically used if vMotion is not present or cannot be used. Just click "Migrate to Production" and ...

Mar 06, 2020 · So without any further interruption the Veeam wizard has finished and the VM is successfully converted from Hyper-V to VMware! Step ahead: In addition to the conversion make sure that the VM which resides on the VMware Cluster will be backed up afterwards in a new backup job. Work through a recovery test to make sure the VM is backed up correctly.

06.03.2020 · Included in the newest release of Veeam Backup and Replication v10 a new feature was introduced to migrate VMs from a Hyper-V Backup to a …

Migrate VM from Hyper-V to VMware with Veeam V10Included in the newest release of Veeam Backup and Replication v10 a new feature was ...

Converting Hyper-V VMs to VMware using Veeam · At the next screen, ensure the selected restore point matches the time for when the VM was shut ...

Method: Open the Veeam Backup & Replication Console. Either select “Instant Recovery” > “VMware vSphere…” / “Microsoft Hyper-V…” from top ribbon or right-click backup and select the same. Follow the steps in the Wizard including adding any additional systems to the restore job if required. If a Linux system you will need to ...

29.03.2019 · Re: Hyper-V to VMware. Not currently. You'd be needing to convert first on the fly which Veeam doesn't do. As a workaround, you could use Agent Backups and just schedule restoring the disks to VMware as VMDKs I guess.

Solution: No. Hyper-V and VMWare have too many architectural differences for replication between hypervisors to be possible.

Veeam: Restore/Migrate vSphere VM to Hyper-V ; Perform an 'Agent Based' backup off this VM.