Microsoft Virtual Academy Migrate VMware VMs using the

Microsoft Virtual Academy Migrate VMware VMs using the Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) Microsoft Tools for VMware Integration Symon Perriman Anupama Vedapuri & Migration Senior Technical Evangelist Manager Program

Microsoft Tools for VMware Integration & Migration Agenda (01) Manage VMware with SC2012 SP1 Virtual Machine Manager (02) Monitor VMware with SC2012 SP1 Operations Manager & Veeam (03) Automate VMware with SC2012 SP1 Orchestrator (04) Migrate VMware VMs using Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) Microsoft Virtual Academy

Meet Anupama Vedapuri Program Manager, Microsoft Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) IT Pro-centric tools and solution accelerators Virtualization and cloud-based solutions Microsoft Virtual Academy

Agenda Overview Deep Dive and Supported Configuration Demo: Virtual Machine Conversion Demo: Offline Disk Conversion Microsoft Virtual Academy

Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter Microsoft-supported, free utility for conversion to Hyper-V Enables a quick, low-risk way for VMware customers to evaluate Hyper-V Provides support for integration into enterprise automation workflows (PowerShell, Orchestrator, Command Line) Enables scripted and unattended disk and machine conversion Integrates into System Center or can be used as a Microsoft Virtual Academy stand-alone solution

Capabilities Converts VMware virtual machines to Hyper-V virtual machines Ships with a simple wizard driven UI for machine conversion Includes CLIs for machine and disk conversion Supports offline conversions of VMware-based virtual hard disks to VHD Uninstalls VMware tools on the source VM Installs integration services for Windows 2003 guests vSphere client Plugin invokes the MVMC wizard from vSphere client Microsoft Virtual Academy

Machine Conversion IT Operator Machine VM Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter VM VM 1 Select VM to Convert 2 Select Hyper-V ion s r Destination 3 Start Conversion ve e t n e o l C mp Co Microsoft Virtual Academy VMware vCenter vSphere Hypervisor VM Microsoft Windows Hyper-V Hypervisor VM VM VM VM

Virtual Machines Eligible for Conversion Windows guest operating systems Running/Online virtual machines VMware tools installed Hosted on a supported VMware version Remote access through WMI enabled Microsoft Virtual Academy

Supported Configuration VMware (source) Operating Systems Windows Windows x64 Windows Windows Windows 2003 SP2 x64, x86 Server 2008 x86, Server 2008 R2 x64 Vista x86, x64 7 X64, x86 Converter Machines Windows Server 2012 Windows 7 X64, x86 Windows Server 2008 R2 Microsoft Virtual Academy Hypervisors vSphere/vCenter 4.1, 5.0 ESX, ESXi Disk Types IDE & SCSI VMFS Flat & Sparse Stream Optimized VMDK Flat & Sparse VMDK Delta Single/Multi-Extent Microsoft (destination) Hypervisors Windows Server 2012 W2K8 R2 SP1 Disk Types IDE (boot) & SCSI VHD Fixed VHD Dynamic

Takeaways Understand MVMC capabilities Understand how to use the MVMC (UI, CLI)

MVMC Resources TechNet Page – http://aka.ms/MVMC-TechNet Download Link – http://aka.ms/MVMC-Download TechNet Forum – http://aka.ms/MVMC-Forum Solution Accelerators on the Microsoft Virtual Academy Introduction to Hyper-V Jump Start (http://aka.ms/HyperVJS) Microsoft Virtualization for VMware Professionals Jump Start (http://aka.ms/vmJS) Configuring & Deploying Microsoft’s Private Cloud Solution Accelerators for the Datacenter and Private Cloud Solution Accelerators to Prepare for Windows Server 2012 System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 Updates System Center 2012 SP1 Capabilities System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager

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