Nutanix Move is a cross-hypervisor mobility solution to move VMs with minimal downtime.

What's New in Release 4.9.1

Upgrade to Move 4.9.1

• Move can be upgraded to version 4.9.1 from the Move versions 4.6.0, 4.7.0, 4.8.0, and 4.9.0.

Support for migration of VM with virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM) enabled

• Move now supports the migration of vTPM-enabled VM from ESXi to AHV with Prism Central (PC) as the target.

Support for migration of VM with virtualization-based security (VBS) enabled

• Move now supports the migration of VBS-enabled VM from ESXi to AHV.
• VBS is known as Windows Defender Credential Guard in AHV.

Support for AWS migration with user having Explicit Deny

• Move now supports AWS migration with a user account having Explicit Deny by IP address.

General Availability for additional migrations

• The following migrations are now General Available (GA) with this release:
  • AHV to NC2 (on AWS/Azure)
  • NC2 (on AWS/Azure) to AHV
  • NC2 (on Azure) to NC2 (on Azure)

Filter VMs by tag

• You can filter VMs by tag during the creation of a migration plan.

Change the SSH port number

• You can change the SSH port number and access Move VMs using the new SSH port number.

Support for migration of 100 VMs

• Move now supports the migration of 100 VMs in a migration plan from ESXi to AHV.

Support for configuration of Security Group and Public IP address

• Move now supports the configuration of Security Group and Public IP address for migrations from AHV to AWS/Azure.

New guest operating systems qualification

• The following guest operating systems have been qualified.
  • ESXi to AHV: OEL 9.1, Windows Desktop 11
  • ESXi to ESXi on Nutanix: Windows Server 2022 (UEFI, BIOS, and Secure Boot)
  • AHV to AHV: Windows Desktop 10
  • Hyper-V to AHV: RHEL 9.1
  • Azure to AHV: Windows Server 2022

Resolved Issues | 4.9.1

General

Following is the resolved issue that is common for migration from all sources.

• Fixed the issue where the Grafana container would go into a restart loop in Move dark site.

Hyper-V to AHV
Following is the resolved issue for migration from Hyper-V to AHV.

• VM does not boot when fstab has boot points added as comments.

ESXi

• Post VM migration, the Linux VMs may fail to boot with file system mount failure. This is due to the missing UUID mapping of the boot disk in fstab.
• Enable the fix for this issue by following the steps detailed in KB-15335.