Lync 2013 – compelling reasons to upgrade
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If you are converting the Window installation on a physical server to a virtual server, and keeping all the operating system and installed software in place (called a P2V or Physical-to-Virtual conversion), here are some tips and tricks for speeding up your P2V.
Converting a physical server to a virtual will also transfer any rubbish that you would not want to have, slowing down your new virtual instance of your old physical server. This may include;
- Follow if you want to disable SSL – if you are on a private network (edit converter-worker.xml to have “false” inside the <useSsl> tag). This can increase speed considerably
- Consider converting only the C drive and then using other methods to transfer the remaining data. This may be tricky if the source server is trying to use the data – stop services and ensure you gather good documentation on your setup
You might follow some, or none of the above – it all depends upon the needs of your individual source server.
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