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Re: Azure Migrade : tool for OnPrem VM requirements
FredFR92 If you don't want to perform an assessment, you can deploy the Azure Migrate appliance and go directly to the Server Migration tool. When you click on Replicate on the tile, you will see a column 'Azure VM readiness' If that column shows a green tick corresponding to the VM you intend to migrate, it means, the VM can be migrated to Azure. Please refer to the pic for reference.Re: Required network bandwidth
DanBorik22 For an agent-based method of replication, the Deployment planner can help profile the environment for the data churn and help predict the necessary bandwidth requirement. To learn more, view this article. For agentless VMware migration, you can work out the bandwidth requirement based on the volume of data needed to be moved in the wave and time within which you would like initial replication to complete (ideally you’d want initial replication to have completed at least 3-4 days prior to the actual migration window to give you sufficient time to perform a test migration prior to the actual window and to keep downtime to a minimum during the window). You can estimate the bandwidth or time needed for agentless VMware VM migration using the following formula: Time to complete initial replication = {size of disks (or used size if available) * 0.7 (assuming a 30 percent compression average – conservative estimate)}/bandwidth available for replication.Re: Windows Server 2008 R2 Support
That's right. It's from 14th January 2020. You can check the following document to know more: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/extended-security-updates#:~:text=Windows%20Server%202008%20and%20Windows%20Server%202008%20R2%20reached%20the,support%20includes%20regular%20security%20updates.Re: Windows Server 2008 R2 Support
CedricA You can migrate your on-premises Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 servers to Azure virtual machines and get Extended Security Updates for three years after the End of Support dates at no additional charge above the cost of running the virtual machine. You can use the Azure Migrate: Server Migration tool to migrate your Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 workloads.
