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Did you select &quot;i moved it&quot; or &quot;i copied it&quot; ?<br />

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Did you select "i moved it" or "i copied it" ?


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Hi<br />
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And the network adapters are enable and power on in the VM settings?<br />
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Jail
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Hi

And the network adapters are enable and power on in the VM settings?

Jail

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The switchport name on both hosts was the same ad the NIC was connected to it.<br />
I solved by removing the NIC from the hardware devices list and adding it again.<br />
Thanks bgoering your answer put me in the right direction
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The switchport name on both hosts was the same ad the NIC was connected to it.
I solved by removing the NIC from the hardware devices list and adding it again.
Thanks bgoering your answer put me in the right direction

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I have moved a virtual machine from a vmware host to another, after the copy when I power on the vm on the second host she doesn't see any network adapters.<br />
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first host: vmware ESXi41<br />
second host: vmware ESXi41<br />
guest os: windows 2008 server r2<br />
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If I power on again on first host all is ok<br />
Thanks
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I have moved a virtual machine from a vmware host to another, after the copy when I power on the vm on the second host she doesn't see any network adapters.

first host: vmware ESXi41
second host: vmware ESXi41
guest os: windows 2008 server r2

If I power on again on first host all is ok
Thanks

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