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Fail to migrate physical Server to Microsoft Virtual Disk with BSOD

FantastiQ
Level 2
  1. Attempt to migrate physical Server A using recovery option under Tasks -> Conversion -> One Time Virtual Conversion wizard.
  2. Selected Microsoft Virtual Disk and selected most recent recovery points, and selected created one virtual disk per volume.
  3. In a hyper V Server, created a new virtual machine and added the converted disk
  4. Disabled network card in case of GUID conflict with Live Server A physical server
  5. Booted the virtual machine System initially loaded but eventually it a BSOD, asking to boot to active directory services restore mode.
  6. Restarted the Virtual machine and comitted F5 and then F8 for advance service
  7. Launched Active Directory Services Mode and Managed to get into login screen
  8. Cannot login using domain account
  9. Logged into system using local account
  10. Passed preparing your desktop.

 

How is it properly to migrate a restore point from one MS2008R2 sever to another MS2008R2 server's VM.

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Andreas_Horlach
Level 6
Employee Accredited

What is the STOP error you are getting with the BSOD?

FantastiQ
Level 2

Hi Andy,

The following link give an idea of the STOP error.  However, we may only have one AD on only one of the volumns.

http://www.symantec.com/business/support//index?page=content&pmv=print&impressions=&viewlocale=&id=T...

sometimes it boots up with BSOD and most of the time it is "booting" and then "booted" out and restarted.

Thanks

Andreas_Horlach
Level 6
Employee Accredited

The above article is under investigation by our dev team, and it appears that the error occurs when AD is installed to C:\ but the logs are being stored on a separate volume, such as D:\. Can you confirm?

Also, can you confirm you are using SSR 2011 to do the restore?

FantastiQ
Level 2

Hi Andy,

 

Yes:

ad data is not the same partition or location as the os where the ad is running on.

Yes:

we are using SSR2011 One Time Virtual Conversion and the SSR2001 build is: 10.0.2.44074

Thanks

Andreas_Horlach
Level 6
Employee Accredited

I recommend calling into tech support and open an incident so we can get the logs from your machine. We'll then get them to the development team to help expedite a solution.