VMware VCENTER CONVERTER STANDALONE 4.3 User Manual page 63

Customize the Windows Guest Operating System
You can customize guest operating systems running Windows XP or later so that the virtual machine is
prepared to work immediately in the destination environment.
Prerequisites
Save the Sysprep files to
Standalone\sysprep
location for different operating systems, see Save Sysprep Files.
On the Options page of the Conversion wizard, click Advanced, select Customize guest preferences for the
virtual machine, and click Next to view and adjust the available customization options.
Customize the Identity of the Destination Virtual Machine
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To configure the identity of the destination virtual machine for the destination network, personalize it
by editing its name, owner, and organization name, and by generating a new security ID.
Enter the Windows License Information
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Ensure that you enter licensing information for all destination virtual machines running guest operating
systems as necessary.
Set the Time Zone for the Destination Virtual Machine
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You can set the time zone if you are converting a virtual machine to use in a different time zone.
Configure the Network Adapters
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You can configure the network settings of the virtual machine to work with the network configuration
of the destination environment.
Assign a Workgroup or Domain Details
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You can set up the workgroup and the domain in which the destination virtual machine belongs.
Customize the Identity of the Destination Virtual Machine
To configure the identity of the destination virtual machine for the destination network, personalize it by
editing its name, owner, and organization name, and by generating a new security ID.
Prerequisites
On the Options page of the Conversion wizard, click Advanced, select Customize guest preferences for the
virtual machine, and click Next to view and adjust the available customization options.
VMware, Inc.
%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\VMware\VMware vCenter Converter
on the machine that runs vCenter Converter server. For more details on the Sysprep files
on page 64
on page 65
on page 66
Chapter 4 Convert a Physical or Virtual Machine
on page 63
on page 65
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