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2022-10-21 07:22:29 +00:00
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qemu_migration.md

@ -13,4 +13,17 @@ With executing `esxcli network firewall ruleset set --enabled=true --ruleset-id=
If you want, you can check SSH connection to your Proxmox VE machine with `ssh root@<PROXMOXVE_IP_ADDRESS>`. If you want, you can check SSH connection to your Proxmox VE machine with `ssh root@<PROXMOXVE_IP_ADDRESS>`.
Now you can copy the **.vmdk** files from the VMware ESXi machine with `scp -r <PATH_TO_VMDK_FILES>/* root@<PROXMOXVE_IP_ADDRESS>:<PATH_AT_PROXMOXVE>`. Now you can copy the **.vmdk** files from the VMware ESXi machine with `scp -r <PATH_TO_VMDK_FILES>/* root@<PROXMOXVE_IP_ADDRESS>:<PATH_AT_PROXMOXVE>`.
This can take a *very long* time! This can take a *very long* time!
### Migrate .vmdk to ZVOL
First you have to identify the *exact* size of the **.vmdk** disk with `qemu-img info <PATH_TO_VMDK_FILE>`.
The output should look like this:
```
image: <PATH_TO_VMDK_FILE>
file format: raw
virtual size: 3.63 TiB (3991227208704 bytes)
disk size: 1.53 TiB
```
[abc](/notes/wiki/zfs#create-zvol)