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1 Introduction Server Migration Pack – Universal Edition The HP Server Migration Pack – Universal Edition (SMP Universal) simplifies the server consolidation process. SMP Universal migrations involve migrating an operating system, applications, and data from one server to another, instead of manually redeploying these elements on a new server. SMP Universal provides the following migration capabilities: • Physical-to-ProLiant (P2P) migration—Migrates a physical machine to a ProLiant server. • Physical-to-virtual (P2V) migration—Migrates a physical machine to a virtual machine guest in a virtual machine host. • Virtual-to-ProLiant (V2P) migration—Migrates a virtual machine guest in a virtual machine host to a ProLiant server. • Virtual-to-virtual (V2V) migration—Migrates a virtual machine guest between virtualization layers. SMP Universal benefits • Accurate migrations—SMP Universal automatically removes old drivers and replaces them with new drivers on the destination server. The source server can return to its original pre-migration state. SMP Universal automatically transfers operating system, applications, and data. • Automated migrations—SMP Universal uses a wizard-driven process that eliminates the need for manual steps to perform a migration. • Less time required to perform migrations—The SMP Universal design enables you to learn and use the tool quickly. SMP Universal platform support For a list of supported platforms for SMP Universal, see the HP Server Migration Pack – Universal Edition Support Matrix. SMP Universal components An SMP Universal migration requires the following components: • Application station—The computer from which the migration is set up and performed. SMP Universal can be installed on an HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM) station or as a stand-alone application. For more information about requirements and HP SIM, see the HP SIM User Guide. • Source server—The physical source server or the virtual machine to be migrated. • Destination server—The physical server or the virtual machine to which the source server is migrated. Introduction 7
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HP SMP Universal application statio
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Volumes on dynamic disks are migrat
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If you are migrating to a non-embed
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8. Click Next. 9. Select the post-m
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11. Review the migration progress d
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Virtual-to-virtual migrations A vir
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Performing a V2V migration CAUTION:
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4. Enter the four-part IP address o
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This screen appears for HP integrat
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Virtual-to-ProLiant migrations A vi
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Performing a V2P migration CAUTION:
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NOTE: If the application-station-to
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11. Select the following migration
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○ Configuration of the HBA BIOS.
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3. If in step 1 of a migration alre
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4. If a security alert appears, the
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○ From All Systems page in the HP
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2. Click the Software tab, and then
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5. To begin the installation, click
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3. To install the PSP on the local
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6 Viewing migration logs To view mi
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8 Troubleshooting This section iden
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Drives do not display on the migrat
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For Windows 2000 Server systems: 1.
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Corrective action is required for s
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Supported storage controllers displ
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For Windows 2000 1. From the Contro
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1. Restart the SMP Universal Agent
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• Obtain the latest SmartStart Re
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Glossary console operating system (
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