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- #VMWARE VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 5.0.1 UPDATE#
- #VMWARE VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 5.0.1 OFFLINE#
- #VMWARE VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 5.0.1 WINDOWS#
Once you are done with installation of VMware vCenter 5.1 you will notice that vSphere 5.1 client wont let you login into your vCenter Server.
#VMWARE VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 5.0.1 UPDATE#
I still haven’t figured it out what could be the issue! But for now the Converter 5.0.1 is working great with vCetner 5.1 Update 1. I then finally resolved the issue by using Converter 5.0.1 Build 875114. With Converter 5.0 Build 470252 (as used that version previously with success but with vCenter 5.0): Surpassed the initial error but when pointed to my vCenter 5.1 the Converter would stop responding and get crashed. Hence reverted all the changes I did according to the given list. I made sure to follow the checklist given on VMware KB 1016330 but to no avail. Unable to obtain hardware information for the selected machine. With Converter 5.1 Build 1087880: Was constantly getting the error:
#VMWARE VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 5.0.1 WINDOWS#
While doing P2V conversions with Windows Server 2008 R2 I faced a few problems. With updating of VMware Infrastructure to 5.1 I also installed the latest Standalone Converter 5.1.0. Now right click on this Disk Device and click DISABLE.Īfter doing this again run the P2V conversion process it will work like a charm! Hopefully ? !!!.You can verify it from the Capacity parameter.
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#VMWARE VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 5.0.1 OFFLINE#
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Once the partition is OFFLINE go to Device Manager > Disk Drives.Now goto Server Management > Disk Management and make the specific partition OFFLINE (Do note its capicity).This will give you a list of the partition configured with GPT (indicated by *).To resolve this you will need to disable the partitions. At least it must give an option to skip that very partition and thus not failing the complete process. This was due to the fact that the Standalone Converter is unable to read partitions with GUID tables! Hence it fails the whole process which is just insane on the part of VMware. Conversion of virtual machines with GPT disk is supported only if disk-based cloning is performed. Conversion of live computers with GPT disks is not supported. Another error I figured out with one of my servers was This will enable your ADMIN$ share which will be used by the Standalone Converter to push its agent. Run the command > net share ADMIN$ /UNLIMITED.Hence to add that again do the following steps: But eventually I found out that in Windows Server ADMIN$ (which points to C:\Windows) cannot be added from Computer Management once deleted. I disabled my file shares last time for a server which I had to revert then as doing so didn’t solved my problem. Unable to complete installation/uninstallation of vCenter Converter agent on ‘X.X.X.X’Īs I stated in my last post that I read somehwere in the Standalone Converter help/troublshoot giude to disable files shares in order to access the source hardware information. First would like to mention an error while specifying source computer to Standalone Converter it would return the following error. My woes with the P2V conversions is growing ever since I posted last time! Just an update on couple of things I learned in doing so.