V2V - VM MIGRATION

V2V - VM MIGRATION

Step 1:- First step is to Export Appliance

Press Ctrl+E to export appliance


Step 2:It is Exporting to disk image 'Serjeel.ova'




Step 3:We have to choose the virtual appliance "Serjeel" to import.
Step 4:Import Virtual Appliance

Step 6:Virtual Machine "Serjeel 1" is created.

Step 7: Starting and running ubuntu in new vm





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