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Moving Hyper-V VM to new Host

I have a 2012r2 Windows, hyper-V VM running on a dell r320 server that I am going to move it to a dell r720 server.  Can I simply export the VM from the r320 and import it on the r720, change the NIC and fire it up?
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Yep.
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Hi,

Read my article with detail steps how can expor/import vm to new HYPER-V Host
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