In VMM
2012, this is now easier than ever.
1.
First.
If you have a VM that is located on some local storage on your Hyper-V host,
you can verify this by looking at the hardware for this virtual machine. Select
the VM, click properties and navigate to the hardware tab.
2.
Shut
down your VM since VMM actually will do an export/import (yes, the same as you
could do with Hyper-V Manager), right click your VM and select Migrate Virtual
Machine
3.
Pay
attention to this screen shot. You only need to mark the “Make this VM highly
available” option, and VMM will trigger the export/import process.
4.
You
can also specify CSV and the location for your VHD`s
5.
VMM
will now take care of the rest and do what`s required so that your VM can be
highly available. You can also choose to start the VM after the job is done
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