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Restore from a backup onto a virtual machine.
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Restore from a backup onto a virtual machine.

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You say the system is running voice related applications. &nbsp;Is there any special hardware associated with these applications that would not be available in a VM?
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You say the system is running voice related applications.  Is there any special hardware associated with these applications that would not be available in a VM?

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No, It is IVR related applications.
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<a href="http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx" rel="ugc">Macrium Reflect</a> has a product (ImgToVHD) for converting backups to VM images, and it is included in all recent releases of the product. &nbsp;There is a <a href="http://kb.macrium.com/knowledgebasearticle50005.aspx" rel="ugc">summary of how to use it</a> on the Macrium web site.
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Macrium Reflect [http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx] has a product (ImgToVHD) for converting backups to VM images, and it is included in all recent releases of the product.  There is a summary of how to use it [http://kb.macrium.com/knowledgebasearticle50005.aspx] on the Macrium web site.

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What about using <b>Symantec System Recovery 2013 R2 </b>software ?<br />
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<a href="https://www.veritas.com/product/backup-and-recovery/system-recovery" rel="ugc">https://www.veritas.com/product/backup-and-recovery/system-recovery</a>
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What about using Symantec System Recovery 2013 R2 software ?

https://www.veritas.com/product/backup-and-recovery/system-recovery [https://www.veritas.com/product/backup-and-recovery/system-recovery]

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I need the steps and pre requisites to convert the Physical machine to the virtual machine.<br />
through ILO
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I need the steps and pre requisites to convert the Physical machine to the virtual machine.
through ILO

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Thanks dear experts, your guidance is super.
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Thanks dear experts, your guidance is super.

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Hi Team, <br />
<br />
My Physical server goes down, unable to fix it because it is having very old HP hardware, <br />
and It is out of support. this server is running on windows 2000 OS.<br />
Only ILO is working for this server, &nbsp;It is very critical server running Voice related applications.<br />
<br />
is there is any way to do the P to V conversion of this server? if yes<br />
please guide me how can I &nbsp;do it, Please help.
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Hi Team, 

My Physical server goes down, unable to fix it because it is having very old HP hardware, 
and It is out of support. this server is running on windows 2000 OS.
Only ILO is working for this server,  It is very critical server running Voice related applications.

is there is any way to do the P to V conversion of this server? if yes
please guide me how can I  do it, Please help.

My production physical server goes down, Please help.

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