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Đối với Virtual Server 2005 hình ảnh gắn trên Hyper-V, những hình ảnh làm việc tốt khi bạn cài đặt những công cụ tích hợp Hyper-V vào hình ảnh đó cập nhật các trình điều khiển của hình ảnh. | 30 1 Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Technology Primer For Virtual Server 2005 images mounted on Hyper-V those images work fine as long as you install the Hyper-V integration tools onto the image that update the drivers of the image itself. Performing a Virtual to Virtual Migration of Guest Images A strategy for migrating older images to Hyper-V is to do a virtual to virtual image migration. Via VMM an administrator can select a running virtual machine running VMware XenServer Virtual Server 2005 or the like and choose to migrate the image to Hyper-V. This process extracts all the pertinent server image information applications data Registry settings user settings and the like and moves the information over to a target Hyper-V host server. Once migrated the Hyper-V integration tools can be installed and the image is now clear and ready to be supported by Hyper-V or VMM. Using VMM to Manage VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 For organizations that have a fairly substantial investment in VMware and the VMware Infrastructure 3 VI3 management environment Microsoft System Center VMM has a built-in configuration setting shown in Figure that allows for the support monitoring and consolidation of information between VI3 and VMM. This integration between management tools is vital for organizations that want to keep both the VMware and a new Hyper-V environment running in parallel and for organizations that are migrating to Hyper-V but still want to have integrated support for the old VMware environment while the migration process is performed. FIGURE VMware Infrastructure 3 integration support. Download at Understanding the Administration of Virtual Guest Sessions 31 Understanding the Administration of Virtual Guest Sessions One question that comes up frequently from administrators implementing virtual environments for the first time is how one administers a virtual server. For years we have just walked up to a server that has a keyboard mouse and monitor