Bjorn, According to the original request I have been experiencing very slow (max 5MBps) from esxi to esxi, esxi to hyper-v, esxi to azure. Could you please let me know was the Azure region you used? That post was not by me, but by jshorr@gtimports.net. My use case was only ESXI to ESXI. I do Azure ...

yaroslav (staff) wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2024 7:31 pm

Could you please let me know to which Azure region you convert?

I don't know who this was addressed to, but I am not converting to or from AZURE in my comments, but to and from ESXI.

Thanks for your update. Also worth repeating that raising the V2V process from normal to high priority reduced the issue, but did not eliminate it. Could you please tell me more about rising priority? Namely how and where you rise it? Also, what is the RAID level for source and destination? Last bu...

Tell me more about the storage on the source and destination (RAID level, Disk type), what is the network bandwidth in between? Can you please run iperf between the source and destination? iperf.exe -c 172.16.10.12 -t 150 -i 15 Also, any VLANs on any network on the source or destination? Both hosts...

Thank you for your update. May I wonder what are the network and storage settings and what is the conversion scenario for the system? The network settings are: DHCP on the PC with Starwind v2v installed. Static IP on the host which is the source. Static IP on the host which is the destination. The ...

I'm using V2V 9.0.1.369 and have also been experiencing extremely slow conversion rates. In addition on the most recent conversions it keeps complaining of communication errors with the server (and halting the conversion), but no other tool shows communication errors. Raising the priority of the tas...