Our customer has an environment with hundreds of Microsoft Windows physical hosts. Each host has several small LUNs.
Customer is now thinking in migrating this environment to a a new storage and as part of the migration process, customer would like to reduce the number of LUNs.
The other thing that needs consideration are the applications pointing to drive letters and mount points. You will need to modify/reinstall some apps to point to new drive letters or use mount points etc.
Can you give us an idea of what kind of data are on those hosts? Probably a combination of everything, but there are some storage migration options for HyperV that you might want to do first. Then maybe look at SQL Server and other apps next and then robo copy everything else. It might take a "staged" approach.
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Posted December 2nd, 2015 13:00
host based tools (robocopy/emcopy) or backup/restore.