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Hello @Jmatech this is what resolved the issue, Nutanix recommended the same article.Apparently is a version known issue, so if you upgrade the Move version to the latest the issue will not happen with future Moves. We have not migrated any VM since, so according to them issue will affect if you are using Nutanix Move Version 4.2.1 and before, issue was addressed on later versions.
Yes - this happen on every VM moved.
@rohan.saksena-55595 yes this is still an issue, logged under case #01196004
ipconfig /all return the correct static network information - still waiting for Support Engineer to arrange remote session on the Nutanix case.
Hi @Michael.ManueleThanks for response and below are answers to your questions:What OS is the GVM running? Do you have NGT installed? Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard - Yes servers have NGT installed.So the VMs are now DHCP? If you now have different vNICs (Nutanix vs Intel vs vmxnet3 etc) then maybe the static IP on the old disabled/hidden adapter and you need to reapply the setting to the new adapter?VMs are static still static but on Adapter settings (Internet Protocol Version 4) have DHCP option enabled - Obtain an IP address automatically.How would we go about on reapplying them please?Hi, I assume the move to Nutanix is to AHV? How did you migrate the VMs? As long as the VirtIO drivers have been pre-installed it should retain static IP information in most cases. As Steve pointed out, certain types of adapter might end up being disabled/hidden post migration if the source adapter is not a standard type. Hi, I assume the move to Nutanix is to AHV? - YesHow did you migrate the VMs
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