将Windows VM从ESXI迁移到AHV

\nThe most important thing is to have Nutanix VirtIO drivers installed in the VM before you migrate the VM to AHV. Other than that make sure everything is properly configured mostly network side on AHV to avoid any issues. I would recommend to try migrating a non-critical or a test VM to have idea and time estimate before u start with production VM migration.
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\nYes, I will migrate entirely from Esxi to AHV.Windows VM is on both ESXi on non-NUTANIX cluster and ESXi on NUTANIX cluster.
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\nI believe you are migrating VMs from Nutanix and non-Nutanix ESXi cluster, the process is much simpler once understood properly.
\nThe best starting point is Migration guide in Documentation on Support Portal.
\nhttps:\/\/portal.nutanix.com\/#\/page\/docs\/details?targetId=Migration-Guide-AOS-v55:Migration-Guide-AOS-v55<\/a>
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\nYou will also see few community blogs like the ultimate Migration guide at
\nhttp:\/\/vmwaremine.com\/migrate-to-nutanix-acropolis-platform-ultimate-guide<\/a>
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\nNOTE: (VirtIO is driver package which will make guest OS understand the underlying platform for better performance (AHV turbo) or compatibility and few advanced features just like VMWare Tools)
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\nHope that works for you.
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\nI'm sorry for the late reply.
\nIt is likely to solve by advice.
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