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Appendix A Appendix: Migration with p2vTool Command-Line Interface
Example A-13. Creating an OVF Package from a Workstation Source
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<p2v version="1.0"
xmlns="http://www.vmware.com/v3/sysimage/p2v"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.vmware.com/v3/sysimage/p2v p2v.xsd">
<source>
<hostedSpec path="T:\BrowserAppliance\BrowserAppliance.vmx"/>
</source>
<dest>
<ovfSpec vmName="ovfToolTarget" path="C:\targetVms\p2vTool"/>
</dest>
<importParams targetProductVersion="PRODUCT_WS_5X">
<ovfExportEnvelope ovf_or_ova="ova">
<ovfProductSection ovfProduct="Vmware Converter"
ovfProductUrl="www.converter.com"
ovfVendorUrl="www.vmware.com"
ovfVendor="VMware Inc"
ovfVersion="3.0.3"
ovfFullVersion="3.0.3-beta"
ovfApplianceUrl="www.converterappliance.com">
</ovfProductSection>
<ovfEulaSection
ovfLicenseInfo="This is the converter license"
ovfLicense="This is the converter License dora ipsi logan sim">
</ovfEulaSection>
<ovfOperatingSystemSection ovfOperatingSystemDescription="This is the Ubuntu guest OS
for Browser Appliance.">
</ovfOperatingSystemSection>
<ovfAnnotationSection ovfAnnotation="Enter your favorite virtual appliance annotation
here">
</ovfAnnotationSection>
</ovfExportEnvelope>
<nicMappings>
<nicMapping network="VMNetwork"/>
</nicMappings>
</importParams>
</p2v>