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  Although obsolete with ESX4, this plugin is awesome in esx3.5. Highly recommended, but don't forget, you'll need a VMotion license and config first.

  posted by anonymous 73 days ago

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  I love this! You can migrate a VM to a different data store during production!

  posted by anonymous 78 days ago

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  awesome plugin, eliminates need for command line vmotioning

  posted by anonymous 41 days ago

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  michaelwc commented on the RE: vSphere 4 support forum thread

  posted by michaelwc 100 days ago

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  stephen-howell1 created the vSphere 4 support forum thread

  posted by stephen-howell1 118 days ago

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  posted by nobody 129 days ago

• File released: /vip-svmotion/vip-svmotion-1.0/vip.svmotion-bin-1.0.0.0.msi

  posted 510 days ago

• File released: /vip-svmotion/vip-svmotion-1.0/vip.svmotion-bin-1.0.0.0.zip

  posted 510 days ago

• File released: /vip-svmotion/vip-svmotion-1.0/vip.svmotion-src-1.0.0.0.zip

  posted 510 days ago

• vip-svmotion vip-svmotion-1.0 file released: vip.svmotion-src-1.0.0.0.zip

  - No longer protects against migrating VMs that have thin-provisioned disks. - No longer counts RDM files against datastore size, fixing the bug that plagued the last version. - SVMotion operations against templates are not supported since VMware does not support them. - Added tool tips that explain why a relocation cannot take place - All SVMotion events write out a log, enabling better understanding of what went wrong in case of an error. - Aside from the library that loads the plug-in, all of VMware's internal code has been replaced with the VI Toolkit for .NET. - The project is now supported by almost 20 unit tests, helping to ensure fewer bugs and greater stability. - The unit tests can be expanded to include testing for a system-resource supported number of servers since they use mock testing designed to work with the VI Toolkit for .NET. - The project is now built using NAnt, which allows nightly builds of the source, creates distributions, and builds the MSI installer.

  posted 511 days ago

• vip-svmotion vip-svmotion-1.0 file released: vip.svmotion-bin-1.0.0.0.zip

  - No longer protects against migrating VMs that have thin-provisioned disks. - No longer counts RDM files against datastore size, fixing the bug that plagued the last version. - SVMotion operations against templates are not supported since VMware does not support them. - Added tool tips that explain why a relocation cannot take place - All SVMotion events write out a log, enabling better understanding of what went wrong in case of an error. - Aside from the library that loads the plug-in, all of VMware's internal code has been replaced with the VI Toolkit for .NET. - The project is now supported by almost 20 unit tests, helping to ensure fewer bugs and greater stability. - The unit tests can be expanded to include testing for a system-resource supported number of servers since they use mock testing designed to work with the VI Toolkit for .NET. - The project is now built using NAnt, which allows nightly builds of the source, creates distributions, and builds the MSI installer.

  posted 511 days ago

• vip-svmotion vip-svmotion-1.0 file released: vip.svmotion-bin-1.0.0.0.msi

  - No longer protects against migrating VMs that have thin-provisioned disks. - No longer counts RDM files against datastore size, fixing the bug that plagued the last version. - SVMotion operations against templates are not supported since VMware does not support them. - Added tool tips that explain why a relocation cannot take place - All SVMotion events write out a log, enabling better understanding of what went wrong in case of an error. - Aside from the library that loads the plug-in, all of VMware's internal code has been replaced with the VI Toolkit for .NET. - The project is now supported by almost 20 unit tests, helping to ensure fewer bugs and greater stability. - The unit tests can be expanded to include testing for a system-resource supported number of servers since they use mock testing designed to work with the VI Toolkit for .NET. - The project is now built using NAnt, which allows nightly builds of the source, creates distributions, and builds the MSI installer.

  posted 511 days ago