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A "Client for Microsoft Networks" client must be added to the network interface properties
on the application.

Remote deployment of Linux Source Agent using non-root credentials fails

Remote deployment of Linux Source Agent using non-root credentials fails with the error:

Failed to deploy server migration Source Agent. Error while installing

the server migration Source agent on the given Server : exec tar -zxf

hpsmpagent.tar.gz -C /tmp on the remote host failed. The ports 51124,

51125 and 51126 required by the agent might be in use. : exec tar -zxf

hpsmpagent.tar.gz -C /tmp on the remote hostfailed. The ports 51124,

51125 and 51126 required by the agent might be in use.

Suggested action

To resolve this issue, the Linux Source Agent must be deployed using root privileges.

Manual installation of Linux Source Agent using sudo user privileges fails

Manual installation of Linux Source Agent using sudo user privileges fails.

Suggested action

Launch the server migration Linux Source Agent with proper root user privileges.

Linux server migration Source Agent deployment from a Windows 2003 Application station to a
SLES 10 SP2 source server fails

Suggested action

Try deploying the Agent from the migration wizard again.

Incorrect LUN size detected in step 2 of the migration wizard

If the size of the source Logical Unit Number (LUN) detected during step 2 of the migration
wizard is incorrect, then you may be attempting to initialize the LUN with GUID partition tables
(GPT).

Cause

LUNs initialized with GPTs are not supported, even if they contain partitions with file-systems
supported by server migration. Those partitions appear as RAW partitions in the migration
wizard, and data might be incomplete after the migration.

Suggested action

You must deselect LUNs initialized with GPTs in step 2 of the migration wizard, and manually
copy data on GPT disks after the migration.

Migrating a source server fails with the Microsoft Hyper-V role enabled

If you are trying to migrate a source server with the Microsoft Hyper-V role enabled, you must
ensure certain preconditions are met.

Suggested action

Perform one of the following prerequisites on the source server:

Turn off the hypervisor using the following command:

bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off

After the migration, you can re-enable the hypervisor using the following command:

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