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I understand, but until now it always showed it without the &nbsp tags...

So a few days ago, this strange thing started to happen. I looked it up but couldnt seem to find any solutions since not many people had the same problem. So here goes: When I save mails from outlook and try to preview them in a folder it shows me these weird HTML tags instead of line breaks. All of the mails saved before that day are still shown as normal, so I am thinking the problem lies in how the files are saved in Outlook... Help

Thank you very much for the responses. We will use Veeam Backup and Replication for the migration of the VMs. If that fails we will go with your suggestions. Very friendly and fast responses... I am positively suprised.

Thanks for the reply, JuztBe! The program "VMware vCenter Converter" that you used, does it have the possibility to migrate to a standalone server (not managed by a vCenter server). Im asking because, after reading your reply, I googled a bit and found this: "...VMware vCenter server is a centralized management application that lets you manage virtual machines and ESXi hosts centrally. VMware will discontinue Winodws based vCenter server and release only a Linux based vCenter appliance in the future." Most of our VMs are Windows Servers....

Hello guys, I am a 2nd year intern at a small IT service provider company where we currently use HyperV on 3 standalone Virtual Server Hosts at the moment. We don't use SCVMM, but manage the servers and monitor them separately. We are now getting a 4th VSH because we have a new client who insists on using an ESXi hosted server. We want to use the opportunity to restructure our network, cluster the servers together and are contemplating about switching our existing servers ESXi instead of HyperV. Seems to me I am a bit out of my league when it comes to these things, so I would love it if I could have something to contribute on our next meeting. I would love to hear the opinions of some of you more experienced ESXi admins on the following things: How you would go about migrating VMs from HyperV to ESXi? Is it possible to do a live snapshot/recovery of the VM in ESXi like one can in HyperV? Is there a way to create a management/monitoring console without having to buy the vSphere license? *personal* As an aspiring system administrator, would you say it makes sense to focus my studies on ESXi or HyperV, taking into consideration the current job market landscape? All replies are very much appreciated, thank you.