Product specifications

7 – Creating a Virtual Machine

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8. Click Browse and select the destination folder as a Network Drive that is a

LUN that was formatted as an NTFS partition as described in Section 6. By

providing for the destination folder, a SAN LUN that is visible to other host

servers in the SAN ensures that a SAN-based Virtual Machine migration is

possible. VMM automatically marks a volume that is capable of SAN

migration as Migration Capable, as shown in Figure 7-3.

Figure 7-3. Migration Capable Volume

9. Click OK and continue with the rest of the process for creating a Virtual

Machine.

10. Install an operating system on the Virtual Machine. If you used an existing

Virtual Machine, a template, or a Virtual Machine stored in a library, the

Virtual Machine is ready for use.

11. If required, assign additional LUNs/Virtual Hard Drives (VHDs) to a Virtual

Machine by modifying the properties of the Virtual Machine and adding a

VHD. Append the drive letter (e.g. E:\) of an NTFS formatted LUN to the

name of the VHD.