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Hi Netflo,<br />
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Sorry for the delay, recently busy to roll out a project. Let's me go through the 3 articles first...
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Hi Netflo,

Sorry for the delay, recently busy to roll out a project. Let's me go through the 3 articles first...

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A project to do the P2V conversion on few physical servers. This is using MS SCVMM 2008. Knowing that servers located at the same network segment with SCVMM server shouldn't be any problem with ports, but, however the server that need to convert is located at different segment and separated by a firewall in between? what ports to open?
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A project to do the P2V conversion on few physical servers. This is using MS SCVMM 2008. Knowing that servers located at the same network segment with SCVMM server shouldn't be any problem with ports, but, however the server that need to convert is located at different segment and separated by a firewall in between? what ports to open?

What firewall ports for SCVMM P2V conversion?

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Virtualization

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