How to migrate a vmware vm to sangfor
  

pallido Lv1Posted 2022-Dec-02 23:23

Last edited by Ghiacciolo 05 Dec 2022 19:05.

Last edited by pallido 02 Dec 2022 23:42.

Hi at all!
I have a vmware vm:
pallina.vmdk
pallina-flat.vmdk      
pallina.vmsd
pallina.nvram         
pallina.vmx

I need to move the VM into a sangfor (Virtualization Management Platform( VMP 5.5.0_EN).
Which is the best practice?
How can I get this .vma file?

Thank you.
rivsy Lv5Posted 2022-Dec-05 09:49
  
1. File must be OVA or VMA
2. On the VM Image File choose your VM, usually with .vma extension name
3. For the Group, select the group where it belongs
4. For Datastore, select the storage polict that you created
5. For Storage Policy, select the location of it
6. For Working location, select the IP or location you want it
sumran Lv2Posted 2022-Dec-05 01:34
  
nice sharing information
arjay Lv3Posted 2022-Dec-05 00:23
  
You can actually connect your vCenter to Sangfor HCI. Once connected, you can now move the vm from vCenter to Sangfor HCI
Imran Tahir Lv4Posted 2022-Dec-04 12:56
  
Nice thanks for sharing
jetjetd Lv5Posted 2022-Dec-04 01:33
  
You need to connect first your HCI to VMware vCenter so that Snagfor HCI can detect it. Once VMs are detectedin the Sangfor HCI, right clicking the VM will give you an option "migrate to Sangfor HCI".