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VMware releases Virtual Machine Importer 2.0 Beta available for download

VMware Virtual Machine Importer 2.0 Beta Program

Download here
VMware is proud to announce the Beta availability of Virtual Machine Importer 2.0, the latest desktop utility for IT professionals and software developers/testers working with virtual machines. VMware Virtual Machine Importer (VMI) is a freely available, stand-alone utility to import virtual machines from different source formats into several VMware product destinations, and can be used to:

  • Move virtual machines across different test/dev and production environments
  • Convert virtual machines for use across different VMware product formats
  • Create VMware virtual machines from 3rd party formats like Symantec Livestate & Microsoft Virtual Server/PC
  • Reduce the time needed to populate new virtual machine environments
  • Overcome legacy operating system migration barriers

New Features

The newest version under development features the following functionality:

  • Updated support for the latest VMware product sources & destinations
       - Including beta versions of VMware Server 1.0, ESX Server 3.0, and VirtualCenter 2.0
  • Expanded ability to import pre-existing VMware virtual machines or system images stored in various 3rd party formats
       - Including Symantec LiveState, and Microsoft Virtual PC/Server images
  • Simple to use graphical wizard interface
posted on Tuesday, April 25, 2006 8:37 AM