Moving a Virtual Machine from Virtual Server to Hyper-V (formerly known as Windows Server virtualization)

Can I move a Virtual Machine from Virtual Server to Windows Server virtualization? at FAQ for WSv

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如何迁移Virtual Server到Windows Server 2008 Virtualization？

盆盆的博客 — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:40:02 GMT

对于已经尝试 WSv 的朋友来说，有一个小麻烦就是如何把已有的Virtual Server虚机迁移到WSv中去。否则总不见得还要在WSv中重新创建一遍？其实不然，WSv也是采用VHD虚拟磁盘格式，两者实际上是通用的。但是并不能直接把Virtual

Which Virtualization Solution is Right for Me? (continued) -- Virtual Server 2005 R2

The Blog at the End of the Universe — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 23:06:31 GMT

In yesterday's post , I talked about Virtual PC .  While this product absolutely has a place in

Hyper-V Integration Services ohne Maus installieren

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re: Moving a Virtual Machine from Virtual Server to Hyper-V (formerly known as Windows Server virtualization)

pc forum — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 18:30:04 GMT

Great post, really helped me understand, thanks again!

re: Moving a Virtual Machine from Virtual Server to Hyper-V (formerly known as Windows Server virtualization)

pc forum — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 18:44:48 GMT

Great post, explained really well and I could really understand. Thank you.

re: Moving a Virtual Machine from Virtual Server to Hyper-V (formerly known as Windows Server virtualization)

Rishi — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 13:21:16 GMT

Hi All,

I want to make a disaster site(geographically apart) for my all vm's running on hyper-v.

Scenario--Having 2 node (protected and recovery). They are attached with their own storage on both sites and their VM's are stored on their own storage.

My constraints--

I don't want to use EMC mirror view or any other 3rd party s/w for data mirroring/replication.

What i want---

I gone through Microsoft Data Protection Manager(DPM) utility for backup VM's of windows virtual server 2005 R2 SP1.

Can i use this DPM for backing up of my VM's running on Hyper-v server and restore them to a recovery site(geographically apart from protected site)?

Please give me some ideas to how it will work?