May you try to Ctrl+Shift+R in your browser or open a private/Incognito browser?did i miss anything?
When editing with vi, save with ESCI can also confirm this works with ESXi 6.7.0 U3, many thanks!
Had some trouble editing /etc/vmware/vpxa/vpxa.cfg because it was read-only.
Solved it with:
Code:chmod 666 /etc/vmware/vpxa/vpxa.cfg
:
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which will write it anyway.i fixed the issue, what worked for me was switching to ceph-reef -- no-subscription after recheck for updates and a reboot of the node the button was thereHi,
May you try to Ctrl+Shift+R in your browser or open a private/Incognito browser?
Something is not right there. I am importing a 32GB test VM in 12 minutes over a 1Gig connection in the lab.Hey there.
We are looking at replacing Vmware with ProxMox, and I tested migration with the new tool you provided.
I didnt have any disconnect issues, and the import seems to have worked, but it was extremely slow.
I did not go thru a vCenter, but made a direct connection to a esxi server.
Migrating a 220G VM took 10 hours, 22 minutes. I think that works out to like 22Mbit a second? maybe my math is off, but it seems pretty slow.
Certainly not suitable for migrataing our 1145 VMs when the time comes.
I have a 10gb connection for the management port on both the proxmox server and the esxi server.
nvme FC storage on the ESXi side, and the ProxMox server has SSD FC storage.
On the Proxmox side, we are using shared LVM over FC.
Is there anything you guys can think of that I can do to speed things up?
Thanks!
Jason
I just migrated as test a 120 GB VM from my ESXi 6.7.0 U3 to Proxmox.Hey there.
We are looking at replacing Vmware with ProxMox, and I tested migration with the new tool you provided.
I didnt have any disconnect issues, and the import seems to have worked, but it was extremely slow.
I did not go thru a vCenter, but made a direct connection to a esxi server.
Migrating a 220G VM took 10 hours, 22 minutes. I think that works out to like 22Mbit a second? maybe my math is off, but it seems pretty slow.
Certainly not suitable for migrataing our 1145 VMs when the time comes.
I have a 10gb connection for the management port on both the proxmox server and the esxi server.
nvme FC storage on the ESXi side, and the ProxMox server has SSD FC storage.
On the Proxmox side, we are using shared LVM over FC.
Is there anything you guys can think of that I can do to speed things up?
Thanks!
Jason
The changes to vpxa.cfg and config.xml should work. During my research 6.5 was listed as applicable in the documentation.We running "6.5.0 Update 1 (Build 5969303)" Host of ESXi i know really old, that is why i try to move to Proxmox.
i have now the issue that when the copy is by around "transferred 9.6 GiB of 30.0 GiB (32.08%)" it stops with a error:
"
qemu-img: error while reading at byte 10368317440: Input/output error
Logical volume "vm-112-disk-0" successfully removed.
"
and it locks out the ESXi host, for a while and unlocks also so no panic there.
Does the "/etc/vmware/vpxa/vpxa.cfg & /etc/vmware/hostd/config.xml " edit also work for 6.5?
you can use the command line qm importavfWhile I think this is a great add, correct me if wrong, it still doesn't bring a WEB GUI method for importing OVA/OVF files correct?
That is one of the bigger shortfalls I see with proxmox for folks coming from the ESXi world.
I have the same exact issue. There is no ESXI Storage Option.Hi,
Can someone help me?
There is no ESXi option
i updated the Node to latest version 8.1.10 and checked if the tool was installed.
"apt install pve-esxi-import-tools " ---> "pve-esxi-import-tools is already the newest version (0.6.0)."
But when i look under Storage and click the Add button there is no ESXI option?
did i miss anything?
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Edit: i did also the steps on my cluster same thing no esxi option..
Added in https://github.com/Corsinvest/awesome-proxmox-ve/Ragazzi, ho pubblicato un articolo sul processo di installazione e migrazione delle VM utilizzando la nuova procedura guidata VMware ESXi qui se qualcuno vuole dare un'occhiata al processo: https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2024/03/proxmox- nuova-importazione-guidata-per-migrare-vmware-esxi-vms/
Refresh your BrowserI have the same exact issue. There is no ESXI Storage Option.
My issue was resolved by logging out of the PVE Manager, closing the web browser, relaunched my web browser and logged into the system again.I have the same exact issue. There is no ESXI Storage Option.
With direct connect to ESXi without vCenter I can reach 7GBit in Peak and 4,5-5 GBit overall.Hey there.
We are looking at replacing Vmware with ProxMox, and I tested migration with the new tool you provided.
I didnt have any disconnect issues, and the import seems to have worked, but it was extremely slow.
I did not go thru a vCenter, but made a direct connection to a esxi server.
Migrating a 220G VM took 10 hours, 22 minutes. I think that works out to like 22Mbit a second? maybe my math is off, but it seems pretty slow.
Certainly not suitable for migrataing our 1145 VMs when the time comes.
I have a 10gb connection for the management port on both the proxmox server and the esxi server.
nvme FC storage on the ESXi side, and the ProxMox server has SSD FC storage.
On the Proxmox side, we are using shared LVM over FC.
Is there anything you guys can think of that I can do to speed things up?
Thanks!
Jason
In my case refresh did not work. I had to close and reopen. Strange for sure...Refresh your Browser
This ist the same. ESXi ist the Hypervisor of vSphere Product Bundle.Will this tool import VSphere VMs? (not ESXi)