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How Do I Optimize a Windows Target Server After the Migration Is Complete?
Updated on 2024-03-29 GMT+08:00
How Do I Optimize a Windows Target Server After the Migration Is Complete?
Scenarios
After the migration is complete, you need to manually install drivers on the target server to solve compatibility issues.
Procedure
- Log in to the management console.
- Under Compute, click Elastic Cloud Server.
- In the ECS list, view the flavor of the target ECS.
ECS flavors are named in the "AB.C.D" format, for example, m2.8xlarge.8.
A specifies the ECS type. B specifies the type ID. C specifies the flavor size. D specifies the ratio of memory to vCPUs expressed in a digit. For details about ECS flavors, see ECS Types.- If B of the target ECS is 1, for example, s1.small.2, the ECS uses Xen virtualization, and you will need to install the PV driver.
- If B of your target ECS is not 1, for example, s2.small.3, the ECS uses KVM virtualization, and you will need to install UVP VMTools.
- Check whether there is a PV driver or UVP VMTools software package on the target ECS based on the virtualization type queried in 3.
- Download the PV driver or UVP VMTools software package to the source server based on the virtualization type queried in 3. For more information, see Obtaining Required Software Packages.
- Synchronize the PV driver or UVP VMTools software package from the source server to the target ECS, and then go to 7.
- Install the required driver on the target ECS.
Parent topic: Target Server Configuration and Launch
Target Server Configuration and Launch FAQs
- What Are the Differences Between Target and Source Servers After the Migration?
- How Will the Authentication of a Target Server Change?
- How Do I Optimize a Windows Target Server After the Migration Is Complete?
- How Do I Fix the Error "SMS.1113 Failed to reconfigure partition details on the target server" When I Launch the Target Server?
- After a Windows Server Was Migrated, Why Is the Used Space of C: Drive Increased?
- How Do I Uninstall the SMS-Agent from the Source and Target Servers After the Migration Is Complete?
- How Do I Configure the Yum Repository for the Target Server After the Migration Is Complete?
- Why Is the File System Size Inconsistent Before and After the Migration?
- Why Can't I See Data Disks on a Windows Target Server After Migration?
- Why Can't a Windows Target Server Access the Internet After the Migration?
- Why Is the System Recovery Options Window Displayed When the Target Server Is Started?
- How Do I Fix a GRUB Error Because an XFS Volume Is Mounted to the /boot Partition?
- What Do I Do If a Target Server Fails to Be Created?
- How Do I Troubleshoot a MySQL Startup Failure on the Target Server After the Migration?
- How Do I Resolve Error "SELinux targeted" When I Start a Linux Target Server After the Migration Is Complete?
- Why Do the Agent Plug-ins from the Source Cloud Service Provider Exist on the Target Server After the Migration Is Complete?
- Why Is the Usable Memory (RAM) Less Than the Total Installed Memory on a Target Server Running 64-bit Windows?
- After the Migration Is Complete, Will Deleting the Target Server Configuration or Server Record Affect the Source or Target Server?
- How Do I Fix BSOD Errors When I Start a Windows Target Server After the Migration?
- How Do I Fix Startup Failures of a Windows Target Server After the Migration?
- If I Change the Password of the Source Server and Perform an Incremental Replication After the Full Migration Is Complete, Will the New Password Be Synchronized to the Target Server?
- What ECS Types Are Supported by SMS?
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