Re: RHEV import

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Hello Marius

I´m a step behind you. I have a lot of vmware images and I want to convert
them to images por use with RHEV-M, How did you convert them?

Greetings

ESG

2009/12/21 Marius Pana <marius.pana@xxxxxxxxxxx>

> Hi All,
>
> Anyone know how to import exiting vm's into RHEV-M?
>
> I've played around with vmware images that I converted using qemu-img
> and tried to copy it over an existing disk but this is painful as I
> can't figure out the id of the vms (/rhev/data-center/xxxx/ gets pretty
> ugly).
>
> Using the powershell API and select-vm I get id's but they are not under
> the /rhev/data-center directory therefore I cannot pin down the virtual
> machine disks?
>
> Any information is greatly appreciated.
>
> Marius
>
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