Hi,
We are looking for a solution to restore the VMs running on Nutanix AHV to a vSphere (SAN based) environment.
I've heard that HYCU can do backups on ESXi non-nutanix, however is not clear if I can restore VMs running on AHV to ESXi non-Nutanix and vice-versa.
If HYCU is not the answer, is there any other vendor that can achieve this goal?
Nutanix AHV backup/DR to ESXi non-Nutanix. We need to run the VMs on ESXi non-Nutanix in case of Nutanix/Primary DC failure.
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+1I've just setup a lab.
The "test" VM is running on ESXi (non-Nutanix). I am able to restore/clone de VM to AHV and the same vCenter/Host/Datastore.
However, if the VM is running on AHV, I cannot restore/clone the VM to ESXi non-Nutanix again.
The ESXI Cluster (non-Nutanix) is not available.
It seems that HYCU is not the answer. Any ideas?
The "test" VM is running on ESXi (non-Nutanix). I am able to restore/clone de VM to AHV and the same vCenter/Host/Datastore.
However, if the VM is running on AHV, I cannot restore/clone the VM to ESXi non-Nutanix again.
The ESXI Cluster (non-Nutanix) is not available.
It seems that HYCU is not the answer. Any ideas?
+4- Nutanix Employee
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The following steps can be used to migrate VM from AHV to another hypervisor:
AHV | How to migrate user VMs from AHV to Hyper-V/VMware ESXi/KVM
+5- Nutanix Employee
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Hi Matheus,
I would suggest looking at SUREedge https://www.surelinesystems.com/wp-content/uploads/resources/Sureline_Datasheet-SUREedge_DR.pdf
I can’t promise it does exactly what you are looking for but it might be worth checking with a Sureline directly. To the best of my knowledge, this used to be the vendor of choice for migrations between platforms prior to Nutanix Move.
You could also look at Commvault. Solid product in my own opinion. Again, check with them directly if they can match your exact requirements.
Regards,
Alona
Hello
I hope I’m not too late to the party. Following might be a working solution for your issue or maybe just a way of doing it differenty. I have tested this with AHV to ESXi and KVM.
What you can do is to clone your VMs vdisk to a iscsi volume and share it to you ESXi and then do RDM to a pre-created ESXi VM. And then do a storage vmotion in ESXi or from cli do a vmkfstools -i
Example from ncli.
volume-group clone-disk vmdisk-uuid=c117eda9-e551-44a9-bc7b-73f5c1fc514a uuid=6f87c4d1-b5e5-4355-85af-bf6562f6f8e
BR
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+4Hi,
Veeam backup for AHV can be used for do the restore on alternate hypervisor.
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