Updated Information
This User's Guide for vCenter Converter Standalone 4.0.1 is updated with each release of the product or when
necessary.
This table provides the update history of the User's Guide for vCenter Converter Standalone 4.0.1.
Revision Description
EN-000158-02
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In Table 2-1, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 7.0 is removed from the list as Converter
Standalone does not support this operating system.
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In Table 2-3, the Third-party virtual machines or system images row is updated to
reflect that Parallels Virtuozzo containers are not supported.
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In Table 2-4, a new row is added to reflect the limitations related to synchronizing
the source with the destination machine for Windows 2000 sources.
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In Table 2-4, a new row is added to reflect the limitations related to synchronizing
the source with the destination machine for Windows XP or later sources.
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In Table 2-5, the Linux host limitations are updated to reflect that VMware Tools
installation is not supported.
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The topic “Perform a Local Installation in Linux,” on page 32 now contains the
correct filename of the Linux installer file.
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Step 12 in the "Perform a Client-Server Installation in Linux" topic is updated to
reflect the actual procedure.
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The topic “Customize the Guest Operating System,” on page 56 is updated to state
explicitly that you cannot customize the guest operating system of Linux source
machines.
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In Step 1 of the "Save Sysprep Files" topic, the Sysprep files locations for Linux are
updated to reflect the correct location of the files.
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The topic Virtual Machine Conversion Limitations has been renamed for clarity to
“Conversion Limitations for Virtual Machines,” on page 22.
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The topic Virtual Appliance Conversion Limitations has been renamed for clarity to
“Conversion Limitations for Virtual Appliances,” on page 23.
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The topic Powered-On Machine Conversion Limitations has been renamed for
clarity to “Conversion Limitations for Powered-On Machines,” on page 22.
EN-000158-01 Minor revision.
EN-000158-00 Initial release.
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