Sorry Viral, P2V and V2V are pretty old stuffs and not sure if someone still uses these legacy product. It would be quite difficult for us to create lectures on legacy products.
@@viraldesai6599 Sorry, but we don't have P2V bits to demonstrate it. I think it's pretty straightforward to install P2V and convert physical machine into VM. Sorry but it's difficult for us to create lecture on this topic.
Hi Rajkumar When you clone a VM, there is edit customization option where you can customize the network details for VM during clone operation itself. This is the recommended approach if you want to customize cloned VM IP, hostname etc... If you cloned VM configured to receive the IP from DHCP server then it will get the IP automatically from DHCP server after clone operation. If cloned VM needs to have static ip then you need to configure static IP manually once cloned VM powered on successfully. We hope it clarifies your doubt!!
Make a video on P2V and V2V
Sorry Viral,
P2V and V2V are pretty old stuffs and not sure if someone still uses these legacy product. It would be quite difficult for us to create lectures on legacy products.
@@govmlab I think its still being used in companies
@@viraldesai6599 Sorry, but we don't have P2V bits to demonstrate it. I think it's pretty straightforward to install P2V and convert physical machine into VM. Sorry but it's difficult for us to create lecture on this topic.
Hi
before power on the cloned vm, We have to change the ip address right ?
Hi Rajkumar
When you clone a VM, there is edit customization option where you can customize the network details for VM during clone operation itself. This is the recommended approach if you want to customize cloned VM IP, hostname etc...
If you cloned VM configured to receive the IP from DHCP server then it will get the IP automatically from DHCP server after clone operation.
If cloned VM needs to have static ip then you need to configure static IP manually once cloned VM powered on successfully.
We hope it clarifies your doubt!!
@@govmlab thanks sir