![]() The source VM must have 100 or more free index nodes (inodes).Sufficient free space in the VM file system according to the following table:.Disk space: sufficient space to store the VM's disk image, plus 1 GB.The following minimum system resources must be available: ![]() Virt-v2v must be run on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 64-bit host system. This is because virt-v2v saves converted VMs to the current user's namespace, but libvirt maintains separate namespaces for the VMs for each user. Note: If virt-v2v is run as a non-root user, the virt-manager application will not detect the converted VM. ![]() The VM can be started using libvirt tools, such as virt-manager or virsh. On successful completion of the conversion process, virt-v2v creates a new libvirt domain XML file for the converted VM with the same name as the original VM. ![]() This article provides instructions for converting a VM from a VMware vCenter hypervisor exported as OVA file to run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 KVM, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 KVM, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 KVM.įor an overview of the virt-v2v tool, supported conversions, and links to other types of VM conversions, see Converting Virtual Machines from Other Hypervisors to KVM with virt-v2v in RHEL 7, RHEL 8, and RHEL 9. The virt-v2v tool converts virtual machines (VMs) from foreign hypervisors, including their disk images and metadata, for use with Red Hat Enterprise Linux KVM managed by libvirt, Red Hat Virtualization, and Red Hat OpenStack Platform.
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