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PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 Install Instructions
PhysicalTarget-12.2-20170501.zip 302.5 MB (317200619)
PlateSpinMigrateSetup-12.2.0.4353.exe 3.7 GB (4002131992)
VolumeManager.exe 24.5 KB (25088)
PlateSpin_Replication_Environment.zip 1.1 GB (1167467463)

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Product Description

PlateSpin Migrate enables you to migrate heterogeneous workloads across x86-based physical, virtual, image, and cloud infrastructures in your data center. It decouples the workload infrastructure from its software (operating system, applications, and data) to allow any-to-any migrations. Migrate provides tools to easily discover workloads and hosts in your environment. You can efficiently configure, execute, and test workload even before the actual cutover, and also monitor the status of workload migration.

PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 introduces support for migration of workloads to VMware vCloud Director and Amazon Web Services (AWS). It also enhances the support for migration of workloads to Azure Cloud.

PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 supports automated migrations to VMware targets using PlateSpin Transformation Manager 1.1 and PlateSpin Migrate Connector.

This release is supported by a Web-based documentation set. You can view the product documentation online or download individual PDF files according to your information needs. Visit the PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 Documentation website.

Key Features

  • Support for Migration of Workloads to Cloud

    PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 introduces support for migration of workloads to VMware vCloud Director and Amazon Web Services (AWS). It also enhances the support for migration of workloads to Azure Cloud.

  • Supported Configurations

    PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 includes support for the following:

    • Workload Support

      PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 includes support for the following workloads:

      • Windows Server 2012, 2008, 2003 Cluster
      • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6.8
      • Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL) 6.8
      • CentOS 6.8
      • In addition to the existing BIOS-based support, PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 includes UEFI-based support for the following:
        • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.2, 7.1, 7.0, 6.7
        • Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL) 7.2, 7.1, 7.0, 6.7
        • CentOS 7.2, 7.1, 7.0, 6.7

        See "Supported Configurations" in the PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 User Guide.

    • LVM Raw Disks

      PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 adds support for LVM raw disk volumes for Same as Source storage configurations on Linux workloads.

    • VMware Containers

      PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 includes support for the following VM containers:

      • VMware vCenter 5.1 Update 3, 5.5 Update 3, 6.0 Update 1 and 2
      • VMware ESXi 5.1 Update 3, 5.5 Update 3, 6.0 Update 1 and 2

      See "Supported Configurations" in the PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 User Guide.

    • VMware vSAN Support

      PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 includes support for VMware vSAN.

    • PlateSpin ISO (Linux Ram Disk)

      PlateSpin Migrate 12.2 provides an updated PlateSpin ISO (Linux Ram Disk) based on SLES 11 SP4 kernel for X2P migrations.

  • Migration Web Interface Enhancements

    • Replication Networks for Source: This option was renamed from Networks Allowed for Replication and moved to follow the Storage options under Migration Settings.
    • Replication Network for Target: This option was renamed from Replication Network and moved to follow the Storage options under Migration Settings.

  • Large-Scale Migration Planning and Automation for VMware Migrations

    You can now plan large scale workload migrations, execute and monitor the workload migrations through PlateSpin Transformation Manager 1.1. PlateSpin Transformation Manager is a planning, tracking, and automation solution for data center transformation projects.

    See the PlateSpin Transformation Manager User Guide on the PlateSpin Transformation Manager Documentation site.

File Description

Filename Usage
PhysicalTarget-12.2-20170501.zip

Contains the compressed file bootofx.x2p.sles11sp4.iso, which is used to boot BIOS or UEFI firmware-based physical targets during a semi-automated migrations and semi-automatic Server Sync operation. The semi-automatic migration is used to transfer the workload to a physical machine that has been registered in PlateSpin Migrate. This registration occurs when you boot the target physical machine with the PlateSpin Migrate boot ISO image and register with the PlateSpin Server by following the prompts.

PlateSpinMigrateSetup-12.2.0.xxx.exe  

(where xxx denotes the number of the build that is available for download. For example, PlateSpinMigrateSetup-12.2.0.260.exe installs PlateSpin Migrate version 12.2, build number 260.)
Use this PlateSpin Migrate setup executable to install the product. The program checks your system for the necessary prerequisites and interactively installs the required software components.
VolumeManager.exe  

Use to change the local volume serial numbers to match on each node of the Windows cluster that you want to migrate. See "Synchronizing Serial Numbers on Cluster Node Local Storage" in the PlateSpin Migrate User Guide.
PlateSpinReplicationEnvironment.ZIP  

PlateSpin requires a replication environment to migrate workloads to a vCloud Organization. The replication environment is a virtual appliance based on a SLES 11 Operating System and contains all the required PlateSpin tools. This ZIP file contains a OVF PlateSpin Package that you must upload to the vCloud organization. See "Prerequisites for Migrating Workloads to VMware vCloud" in the PlateSpin Migrate User Guide.

System Requirements

For the most recent information about system requirements, see the PlateSpin Migrate Installation Guide on the PlateSpin Migrate Documentation website.

Licensing PlateSpin Migrate Software

To install and use PlateSpin Migrate, you must have a license activation code. If you do not have a license activation code, request one through the Customer Center website. A Micro Focus representative will contact you and provide the license activation code. For more detailed information about product activation and licensing, see the PlateSpin Migrate Post-Installation Configuration set of topics.

Downloading and Installing PlateSpin Migrate

To download the installation program:

  1. On the download page, select the PlateSpinMigrateSetup-12.2.0.xxx.exe file to download.

  2. Click download, then copy the file to an accessible location on the computer where you want to install the product.

    Before you launch the installation program, you need to read the installation documentation, decide on an installation layout, and make sure your hosts meet the system requirements for the different software components of PlateSpin Migrate. For complete product installation and upgrade information, see the PlateSpin Migrate Installation Guide.

Downloading the PlateSpin Migrate Boot Image

To download the image:

  1. On the download page, select the .zip file (PhysicalTarget-12.2.zip) to download.

  2. Click download, then save the .zip file to an accessible location on your network.

  3. From the location where you saved the .zip file, extract the ISO for later use.

    NOTE: The PlateSpin Migrate Knowledgebase includes an article with instructions you can use for updating this ISO with additional device drivers.

Known Issues

For the list of known issues, see the PlateSpin Migrate Release Notes on the PlateSpin Migrate Documentation website.