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Azure to vmware migration

Rolan Dsouza

I'm looking for an option to migrate vm's from azure to vmware vcenter. Could you please help me to clarify whether cloud to vmware migration can perform using Platespin tool?

Thanks!!

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    Yes you can but you should note the supported source workload OS versions and the Vmware version. There hasn't been a new release of Platespin in tWO years so supported source and target versions are out dated. However with supported releases you can migrate in both directions. docs.microfocus.com/.../PlanningMigration.

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