- Uninstall VI Tools (Important)
- Start machine back up and follow these steps: (had to login via the local admin account, domain account login failed) http://didyourestart.blogspot.com/2009/08/vmware-vi-conversion-tip.html
- Shutdown
- Export (this is for a Virtual Volume in VI, didn't have any Terminal / Citrix Servers with Raw LUN connections)
- Convert to xva
- Import and boot
- Login via local admin account
- Windows finds new hardware and installs drivers, reboot (not the pci device, but rather the hub root). I had to reboot after this occured prior to installing XenTools otherwise funky issues happened, may not be related, but what's a reboot?
- Cancel the search for drivers for the PCI device
- Install XenTools
- Reboot
- Login and ensure IP address is correct. When I did this I found that in the Device manager the "Citrix XenServer PV Ethernet Adapter" was not working properly. I simply waited 5 minutes (was researching how to fix) and it finished it's install and started working on it's own in that time.
- Fix IP address if necessary
- Shutdown
- Change Memory, CPU, and Advanced options (select Optimize for Citrix XenApp)
- Boot
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Virtual Iron > XenServer Terminal Server Conversion
This is pretty basic and follows the steps from my previous guides, but there where a couple of key points that I HAD to do in order to not have issues in the end.
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