On October 25th VMware released an updated version of the Converter, which is compatible with vSphere 5.1. This is great news, because users were unable to use the old 5.0 converter in vSphe... Read more
Note: VMware Converter 5.0.1. is compatible with vSphere 5.1. See this updated blogpost on this issue. After an (almost) succesful upgrade to vSphere 5.1, I had to convert a VMware Workstati... Read more
The new Converter Standalone 5 lacks the Converter Boot CD. Fortunately you can still use the old version 4.1 Converter Boot CD, which is also compatible with vSphere 5! The Converter Boot C... Read more
In previous versions of vCenter Converter you had the option to synchronize a P2V conversion to complete a hot migration. This meant that, after a initial full backup (or P2V) of the source... Read more
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